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Samuel Bavido Analyzing an 8-plex; is their price too high?
12 September 2017 | 12 replies
I plan on attending some REA meetings this month and will try to find someone to explain why rentals are depressed in these cities, and what outlook is. reach out to me if you want to bounce any ideas off me, and good luck.
Marielle Walter Buying International Real Estate in Spain/Portugal/Hungary
12 March 2019 | 16 replies
Populations are collapsing in many countries, and the average age is rising with yourh unemployment at Depression-era levels for youth in places like Greece and Spain.If buying in a popular vacation destination you should be good.  
Rachel N. Did you ever sell your primary residence to get more income?
12 September 2017 | 41 replies
Also the market for duplexes in Orlando appears pretty depressing online (odd construction in neighborhoods we don't want to be in, or super old houses with small square footage that somehow happen to be duplexes), so it would mean leaving a house and a neighborhood we like and moving someplace random (and far from our jobs) just to get the benefits of having a duplex... 
Michael L. Why I'm getting out of B&H, even though my returns are very good
30 August 2017 | 88 replies
Preston is correct the long term average on the stock market is a little over 10%, even if you throw in the great depression, and the long amount of under performance in the 70's.  
Rich S. The 50K house... location matters?!?!?!
3 October 2017 | 9 replies
@Rich Spiczka from what I've seen rural are so depressed in rural low end markets that there is not much upside in cash flow our appreciation.  
Mike Watson How do you stop scarcity and fear?
14 September 2017 | 10 replies
As soon as I feel depressed, upset or down, I immediately try to get out some paper and write down a list of things bothering or stopping me in life and I attack them immediately.
Micah Mcarthur I dont understand the Turnkey game
30 September 2017 | 114 replies
I think the area of PA the home is located is significantly depressed and can't see any future growth. 
Michael Arnold Michigan- Harper Woods - Wayne County
11 October 2017 | 12 replies
I recognize this a economically depressed town.
Jenelle H. What would you do to start?
4 October 2017 | 28 replies
We bought what would become our retirement house in 2011, in a depressed market.   
Dave Thao Houlton Maine Investor - Advice needed
9 October 2017 | 8 replies
I have found the following:1) buy right in a reasonably stable area (for the area)2) I will only buy properties that can be nice...I am willing and want to do the value add but there are  lot of properties where you could "improve" but you still have a set of units that have a poor layout...since the traffic is not tremendous there you want to take the time to find the right tenant but if the apartment has a crappy layout (which many single converted to multi do) they will leave a year later for a better livable layoutI have found units that I could put in good shape with a layout that is actually a livable layout --  this is unique and sought after in areas which may otherwise be depressed.