I understand driving neighborhoods to get a feel for the area but I want to know about population growth trends, economic stats, safety, etc to better inform our market selection.Much thanks and God bless,Chris

Plus Your PITI will be higher with higher LTV so I often drop my borrowing LTV to raise my DSCR and thus my cash flow and then the safety of the loan.  

If they were warned in writing  an after reinspected in 7 days an nothing changed ,still many wiring violations,can i evict them w 15 day notice for not conforming to NEC code an local building safety/ fire laws.I own the unit beside them also which is in danger if there is fire .last week the microwave smoked or short circuited due to their negligence w overloading.I then sited an gave warnings on th he many violations..I want them out as soon an legally as allowed by law.There is noncompliance.Thanks

How easy is it to commute, safety, future growth etc.

Lauren,Thank you for your input yea I am seeing something similar at the moment basically homes I could scoop up for 500k and resale for 620k but between the rehab required and loan costs it leaves razor thin margins even with a simple 25k rehab doing work myself in SD I lose money on this due to closing costs alone. 

Making mistakes when your cost basis is low in a buyers market is less risk than making mistakes today with a sellers market and razor thin margins.

Moving appliances in and out, by tenants, is a safety hazard, a personal hazard, and a potential wear and tear hazard.

I am generally a believer in checkbook control, especially for those who have concerns about the safety of their money.

As a side gig, I built and currently manage a local Long Island safety equipment company’s website via Shopify and SEO campaigns via Google Ads.

Before you tear out these substantial-sounding improvements, why not have a licensed electrician look at the work and give you an opinion as to its safety and soundness?