I have my first property (townhouse: 2 bed 1.5 bath, HOA) that I got back in March of 2020, just before covid hit. $175,000, 3.25% APR (thanks to VA loan), currently have a bit over $50k in equity if I pull it out.

We are mid build and the city is telling me that we need to run underground electrical from the street.

I also have a client who last year bought an MTR in the heart of Boulder, maybe a 5 minute walk to Pearl Street.

I know we'll be seeing Easy Street Capital there, @Zachary Ware!

For example two properties could be in the same zip code, but one street is horrible and the other sells for a premium.

Invest in syndication, for a guaranteed income, it's secured by real estate you know, imagine 123 Main Street New Yor as collateral.

If a neighborhood improves, crime goes down, stores open etc then average prices on that street go up, reflecting a change in classicficatio relative to the median.You often see a reference to property age, but that does not hold water in the Midwest.

All the major components have been done like roof, windows, kitchens, baths.

We purchased an ocean front 4 bed 4 bath condo on the Space Coast of Florida 4 years ago for $620,000. 

I will soon have a three bed two bath SFR with a partially finished basement available to rent.