In addition, there are may tourist attractions from the beach to theme parks so rental housing and summer vacation homes make for great investment properties.

However, since I am out of state (and country) investor, I am not wed to that particular area though.Of course, the numbers have to work, but I am not too concerned about the 2%/50% rule or something like that.My focus of the investment is to avoid all the headaches associated with owning properties.

The theme in the other post can be summarized by this quote in one of the posts of the other topic: "The auditor basically told me that anyone that is claim passive rental income losses above the 25k limit is being audited."

What I learned is that the owner is babysitting or taking care of neigborhood children, a pseudo day care from the condominium.If one of those kids gets hurt, who is liable, the me the new owner or the person taking care of those kids?

We just closed our first deal on wed. so I know it can be a little scary jumping in, But the water feels great once you're in!

What do you think of the Studio Press AgentPress theme?

But if they match a theme in the bathroom, I'd leave themvanity mirrors - stays.

I scheduled one buyer at 1 o clock on wed to see the house who might pay $46,500.

I believe everyone does want to make a move to fix the debt problem, but they are all wedded to specific viewpoints and dead set against others.

I do walk through all properties prior to purchase, and check on crime stats, schools, etc. for the neighborhood.Send me a message if you'd be interested in working with my PM, unless you're wedded to investing in the Detroit area.