Of the LTV will weigh heavily on the interest rate quoted as well.

If you are aiming at direct to seller then first step is to find the seller most of this can be done on the computer or via phone once you identify the property. even that can be done via google maps just make sure you don't rely to heavily on the images you find there as they are a snap shot in time and depending on the market can be quite old.Most municipalities have the information you need on line, you just need to identify those sites and start plugging away. 

Suburban B class is also rising with the steadily improving jobs picture. i invest heavily in North Riverdale and Southern Shiloh (45405) and count a computer scientist, robotics technician, and resteraunt manager as tenants.

My goal is to become heavily involved in real estate investing.

Nobody forced me to book this trip and not buy travel insurance, yet at the same time I didn’t force the host or the platform to invest themselves heavily in the travel industry without preparing for an event like this that effects travel either, or to not have adequate reserves in order to be able to provide good customer service and do the right thing in a situation where public health is an issue.

Hi everyone, I've been heavily investing in Detroit for about a year now.

The deal is almost in the purchase price.I used to work for institutional asset management and equities and alternative investments do have a place in your investment sphere but for me, real estate has been the only thing that allows me to "not work" when I don't want to.I do also take advantage of solo 401k which allow you to put 50k+ per individual tax deductible every year so I am still heavily invested in the market. 

Obviously that number will vary heavily because it depends on your rent to sales ratio, your cost to market on acquisition, etc. so there is a wide variability but it is more variable on the high side unfortunately. 3.5% of your purchase prices is another decent rule of thumb. 

Only locals know what's going on, and your best sources are the neighbors.We heavily invest in C/D areas, and just picked up a house for $22.5K, long term tenant paying (SUPER sweet lady!)

That being said, I don’t think it’s heavily scrutinized.I’m using it for an investment property.