Though from what I've read the area is improving at a steady pace (Riverwest).Do you have a normal percentage you estimate on homes built pre 1950 for capx?

I like the longevity and wealth building overtime of rentals, however the quick pace of house flipping also has my interest.

I would say do all of the above, in order, at a measured pace.

I was intrigued, but unfortunately, it was a fast-paced seminar and I had to leave right after so I never got a chance to sit down and really talk to them in detail about what they were doing and what was working well.

Purchase price: $80,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $230,000 Low budget flip. great deal. slow/medium paced flip.

Would like to slowly do over time, at my own pace. 1.

You are correct on vacancy rates, we typically fill any vacancy within a couple weeks, and we don't have much turn over in the first place.The city seems to be in the process of reinventing itself, at a pace we have not seen since the 1960s.

Should be able to create residual income, while the property appreciates at a fast pace.

If you are going to keep up that type of pace you will have to start looking at your company as a construction company who also manages property.While I do not work for others, I consider myself to be a GC and a PM.

It's around 1000 and you do it at home at your own pace....From my conversations with home inspectors, they have had to undergo a mentorship / apprenticeship by tagging along with a certified inspector for something like 100 home inspections.