OK to press forward on good income property even if it does not have a good prospect of "value added" looking for deals with value added might reduce your cash flow and in the end weaken your position going forward.

You’ll be hard pressed to find a lender who will go above that.

I was a little surprised at how many people would prefer to mail cash or checks every month than simply logging on and pressing pay.

I got the feeling that the corporate rental was iffy if they wanted to continue with it, so I just rewrote a copy of what they'd already had in place to keep from pressing any buttons since I'd like to get stabilized before I decide what to do with that suite when they eventually decide to move on.

I'm very comfortable renting it out myself but may be pressed for time and will be 3,000 miles away. 

I got a good laugh when the Trump organization received an inquiry some years ago, Donald Trump called back pretending to be someone else, his press spokesman, but the phone recording plainly sounded like him.

For those that are as new as me but haven't started running numbers please know that when dealing with the BRRRR calculator, it's not how many properties you do, it's how many times you press calculate.

Investing out of state is a hero’s journey arc: you’re leaving home (virtually) for some higher goal, you’ll meet a team of new companions to help on your journey, you’ll hit some bumps, you may even fail at times, but defy adversity and press on, and you can be successful and return home to tell the tale of your adventure. 

@Stone Jin In today's market, I think you'd be hard pressed to do any new construction under $200/foot.

The Realtors i've been put in touch with seem to be through Opcity, or just realtors that get automated alerts from the site when someone presses interested.Any advice, or if anyone can steer me in the right direction would be really appreciated..