They say you should focus on one market and get to know it in and out.

I'm planning to do that for each of my two sons when they move out and go to school. 

In this post, I'll talk about key care-abouts and tasks once you sign the contract and are into the due dilligence period:1.

I live in New Jersey and would like to make this a medium term rental.

I am a Realtor and I would love to have an appraiser in my rolodex.

Mainly 4 types of client buyers I have right now.1. 1031 buyers converting active assets like SFR and apartment buildings like NNN with long term tenant with primary lease and investment grade credit.2.

Usually, a Sub-To deal has a better rate than the market rate and so does seller financing.

And I will go outside, and when I hear the noise, I will look at the home itself and start listing the things I love about it.

They may be high and they may be low. 

Personally, I would not keep a rental at an expected deficit, and I would not want a rental without a safety net to be able to cover six months of disasters.