They are the worst ever!!!

Even a distressed dump of a house located in a warzones in the worst inner-cities don't lose value over 5+ year horizons.

We rank every active property by cap rate and sort the best ones to provide to our clients :) We have over 17,000 rental comps and account for all expenses on each property. 

Here's some steps I would sort of recommend if you start:1- Investor Profile: We always do it with our banker, but less often in real estate.

Some jurisdictions offer assistance for properties with historical significance or for certain types of renovations.I hope this gets sorted out for you in a positive way.

We know it’s super important to be proactive so it will work perfectly every time, and we are doing so to stay ahead of that.2) Related to printing smudges on postcards - this is an industry wide issue with the USPS’s high speed sorting machines that are used for barcoded mail.

I've fixed it, but not the sort of surprise anyone wants to get after having three inspections done on the property.

I'm very intrigued by a property that is in a great neighborhood and will appreciate very strongly, but using any sort of financing on it the cash flow return is deep in the negatives for a couple years even though the ask price looks like a good deal compared to other houses around.

That's a terrible idea, one of the worst things you could ever do when buying your personal residence.

So, many talk about building up "business or corporate credit history" so that their business has some sort of credit score.