Half the time it's not even the tenants' fault but rather roots or collapsed/cracked lines (especially in cast iron).

You see, as a person college educated in sociology and marketing, trust me when I say what is on the surface is almost always not what is at root.

That said, there is a market for the new investor to carve out which has roots in a locally constructed niche.

hahaaa.Full disclosure I grew up in NY, and I love football but do not even have a favorite NFL team...just watch for enjoyment.Growing up in NY I played a lot of hockey and I always loved Mass and wanted to live there when I "grew up".There is just something about the Massachusetts lifestyle (politics aside) that I love and it's definitely home....but I'll never root for the Boston teams!!!

Charleston is a very hot market, this town is booming with new construction and now that Boeing set roots here and Southwest airlines also opened up, people are starting to buy homes here.

Assuming you will have around a 10% equity stake in each property for your $2.0 Million you still need to make or raise another $140k plus, chase your dreams but keep them rooted in reality.

Kenny welcomeWe are all rooting for you, man

just read your whole journey, start to finish, and im anxious to hear the latest. you've truly inspired me. taking my first (baby) steps at the end of the week by meeting up with an investor and learning the Probate system. wish you continued luck, and look forward to hearing about your first closed deal. rooting for youRuben

I think Kentucky will win, but I will be rooting for Kansas.

A RE License may be the way to go to get MLS access and to learn at the grass roots leevel or work with a rehabber/wholesaler.