BP Team,Well our new project, The Delta Luxury Apartments is off the ground and running. 

These methods have proven quite accurate.Then you need to run your own numbers and see if the property will hold at the "market" rent.My experience: The market is usually quite accurate and unless you are dealing with luxury property, rents are pretty uniform in specific areas.

I am also working with luxury homes as well so if there are any interest there let me know.

The ground floor of the townhouse is a concrete slab half covered with parquet and glue, and half covered with damaged carpet.I'm going to rip it all up and do luxury vinyl planks.

I have 5 freedom numbers, each one will allow me to be a bit more "free" (i.e. afford a more luxurious life) than the last.  

Today I am considering pulling the trigger on a luxury vehicle .

The rehab and sell investor is the toughest because the price has to be ultra low versus the seller selling to a first time home buyer or investor that wants to rent. 

FDIC insured and ultra safe.  

I was thinking on buying a Row House in Metuchen, NJ (a wealthy residential borough, well connected with a direct train to New York City - 45 min); the house is located at about 15 min walking distance to the train station, also in the town center, where the train station is, a huge building complex with luxury apartments was just built as well as a Whole Foods store which is going to open soon.The questions are:1- Which are the Pro and Cons of buying a Row House?

In my opinion the entire valley will see a boost from this especially the local luxury market.