Trust me, an extra couple of weeks of vacancy to find the right person is much cheaper in the long run than missed rent and eviction costs; and that doesn't even include the extra stress and anxiety from it. 

Hey Robert, I don't see anything for Miami but Fort Lauderdale has a couple.

., check with the county tax assessor's office.We did something similar in Alabama last year breaking off a couple of acres from a generational family property. 

AND I just finished "Scaling Smart" by the Fettke's a couple of weeks ago.

I don’t go over the top but it means a lot to him that I give the son a couple hundred bucks too.

I am assuming 10% vacancy, 10% repairs.A couple things just came up during inspection and I will likely try to get a lower price but I don't think I will be able to get it.Should I just go for it anyways? 

When I returned, she was fully on board and ready to dive in.I was hoping to get some real-life examples like this because I see a lot of newbies that are gung ho, but don't think about this and then they are getting married and already not on the same page about the financial future.

It was bought off MLS.While I won't have final numbers until we list in the next couple weeks, and actually sell, I will say for us, it is hard to find deals.  

I had to figure that out myself as well a couple of years ago haha as already mentioned, first things first, make sure you feel financially stable and secure. 

I am looking to buy a piece of property a couple hours away from where I currently live.