This is at the very beginning of my DD process with them, this whole Greg idea thing to invest D class home and return 8% annualy does not make sense because the drawback of cheap property is expensive repair.

@Paul Sandhu I agree with you, but we are concerned about the drawbacks of buying cheap and renting to a rough crowd.

There are a few drawbacks, but for me no dealbreaker as I pay zero dollars for this service.

My understanding of FHA loans, while they offer many perks, have some drawbacks.

I would be open to investing in Hudson county, my only drawback is I figured the closer to NYC, the more expensive property values seem to be, aside from rougher neighborhoods.

The cash-on-cash return and appreciation are steady.You should select a market that will meet your investment goals.While there are numerous benefits to long distance real estate investing, there are some potential drawbacks as well.

The drawback is guests tend to be more critic to the STR in those communities. 

Currently the space has plywood flooring and is to the studs on the walls which has its own set of benefits and drawbacks.

The only draw back is they only have the info for western states - CA, NV, AZ, WA and OR.

They potential drawback is you forfeit control of the payment pattern and when you are ready to pull your credit you may be at the mercy of how much they owe.