I will pay no more than 70% of ARV minus accurate repair values (which are significantly higher in Alaska than the lower 48!).

So if you can get $1,000 a month in rent for it, the 2% rule says you should shoot for paying no more than $50,000 for the home.Likewise, the 1% rule would mean that for $1,000 in rent, you should shoot for paying no more for the house + rehab than $100,000.Your house could be worth anything.

This exemption from the lottery is also applicable to mixed use buildings having no more than two residential units, both of which are owner occupied.

I keep mine no more than 20-30 minutes away.

I was faced with the same option, I choose to stick to about a dozen investors, a few with very, very deep pockets and use no more than 3 on any project, usually any one could swing 90% of what went on alone,  much easier life getting started that way. :) 

Enlarging an existing basement window opening in the concrete wall and digging a window well {including tying it into the drain tile} should run you no more than a grand.  

Detroit was packed and there was no more room for the car plants in the city.The property needed for these plants is amazing and with the city being packed to the gills they auto companies had to move to the burbs.The Detroit City Council are still a complete mess.

Could be the surveying was done, some dirt work, then the city or department of resources types, said no more run off without storm water compliance.

1st: DuplexSales price at $50,000, but I will be offering at $30,000 and hoping to get in no more than $40,000 cash.Both sides rent for $400 per month, so it's easily a 2% deal.

Might look out of state sometime if there are no more deals here, but I still see some.