After two decades in real estate investing, I've concluded that some of the smartest, most profitable investors won't even manage their own deals across the street.

However, if you buy partially for lifestyle and so want to be in one of those areas for that reason, I imagine that you could make it work.To conclude, if your main concern is the lack of rental income, I wouldn't worry too much about that when it comes to the DR but, as is the case everywhere, you increase your odds by owning the right property in the right place.I have replied to many posts about investing in real estate in the Dominican Republic.

The most feasible they concluded would to turn it into a café.

Whether you choose 1 month or 12 months is rather arbitrary in the life of an investment.If you ask for my cash flow or CoC Return for the period of June 10th - June 20th, you'd conclude my investments are TERRIBLE - so many expenses and NO income.  

To conclude, there is an interesting line between due diligence and over-analyzing so make sure that when you are underwriting you aren't getting bogged down.

I have been researching self storage shipping container investors who had  created successful businesses and high returns on investment which has brought me to conclude the following potential project:Shipping container self storage1.Acquire a vacant industrial property for $110/sq ft. with 5,000 sq. ($550,000) which sits on a 4 acre paved site.The subject property has to have a full parking lot covering the entire lot which allows for shipping containers to be placed on site without any added site work.2.

I require a Zillow application or for the person to send me their information on how many adults and children will occupy the property, household income and sources and how long they've been at their job.If they won't send me that information through Zillow, then I conclude they don't want the property bad enough.

This came from a direct mail campaign we concluded about 8 months prior.

From the research for Estes Park, we can conclude the following:1.

Hey BP,I'm a real estate broker and investor here in Sacramento, CA and I manage over 100 property, STR, LTR, boutique hotel etc...I've spent a lot of time thinking and researching and I've concluded that ADAPTIVE REUSE may be the solution to the housing crisis in California, while also presenting a huge opportunity of this next generation of real estate investment.