I tend to side with Aaron on this one.

While there, I turn my phone off and ask lots of questions.Something I’ve noticed is that successful people tend to be very generous with their experiences.

So for retail I tend to know what cap rates are state by state and where the more affluent areas are.For retail MTNL about 1.5 years into the recovery cycle.

They tend to be on the small side but if you search around you can find a 3 bed or one with a full basement. 

I'm currently on workers compensation and don't know how long I will be on for which tends to be the tricky part every time I inquire about a loan.

@Eric Smith I think what @Curt Davis means is that SFR tend to attract higher quality tenants who are more responsible & stay longer than apts do.

However, we tend to have our properties re-rented before they come vacant.

All the work has been done for you and one just gets to sit back and hopefully ride the cash flow.For us we prefer to have more equity on our ARV, pick the tenant and this is a biggie, we tend to get better rents because we know exactly what to fix and make rent-ready to get max rent value.Having said all the above we have taken on essentially a no rehab, tenant in situation.  

Every time I have a vacancy, I always smile at the fact that 9 times out of ten... shoot, 99 times out of 100, it's the woman who makes the phone calls, asks the most questions at showings, handles the paperwork and m...

Mindy Jensen Yeah the older materials were terrible at letting water escape and you would tend to have a lot of moisture issues.