Midtown and Corktown are also seeing growth, though prices are creeping higher.As for the 1% rule, I completely understand your concerns.

Hello, I am completely new to real estate investing and was hoping to find out from people who have been in the game for a while what a realistic earning potential would be from accumulating long term rentals over time. 

This might seem obvious, but as I’ve shown in my previous examples, some people end up bidding on keywords that are completely off-target.

We still are going through due diligence with appraisals and inspections, which we decided would be best to complete after the hurricanes passed.

That's how I bought my first house and completed a remodel.

It’s 100% bonus depreciation for properties placed into service in 2017-2022, 80% in 2023, 60% in 2024, 40% in 2025, 20% in 2026 and completely phased out in 2027.

It's 90% complete but we're struggling to cross the finish line!!

Or is that all provided by a investor friendly title company.I'm speaking from a new investor/landlord perspective that has not completed a seller financing deal.

I want the freedom of being my own boss, and completing and finding new deals on my own time, being part of a community and leveraging my network to build a lifelong business that I want to keep learning, and keep scaling and growing.  

I also completely agree with Nathan, collecting a double security deposit instead of the first/last month of rent creates more leverage for the landlord.