My father has a SFH he would like to sell in the UTSA area inside 1604 loop. Zip code is 78249. It sits on a corner lot off UTSA Blvd. 3br/2.5ba 1,700 sq ft. on 5,000' lot. Purchased from developer in 2006, he used a ...

We have two SFH: one in San Antonio, TX and another recent purchase of a SFH in the Avenues neighborhood of Salt Lake City. 

So if your 2% CoC investment also throws out 20% IRR (i.e. because of potentially insane appreciation), then it's obviously an excellent investment, but this is rarely achievable unless you invest in west or east coast and have a good crystal ball.Oh by the way, you can do all the above analysis without using "cap rate".

great job @Israel R. keep it going, you have chose a great market for your multi family investment.I had this problem before with a 26 unit deal In San Diego back in 2012. almost lost the deal (and a 100k NON Refundable deposit) due to not addressing correctly the management companysorry I have none to recommend in Columbus right now , but wish you much luck!

I live in San Diego, CA and would like to see if anyone can recommend (personal experience preferred) an FHA approved lender in the area. 

Many meet ups and "guru's" make wholesaling seem easy, quick and insanely profitable.

I currently live in San Antonio, and can help you with your search for your next investment.

I wish you the best in San Diego.

My name is Scott, I'm a San Francisco Bay Area native (born in San Jose, and now live in San Francisco) who recently discovered BP podcasts through a friend and have been addicted ever since.  

Do you plan on starting in San Antonio or another market?