Our new build that we purchased in March of 2023 has gone up 50% from where we purchased.

By way of example, I picked up an oceanfront condo in March for $640K, minimal work needed to be done, only changes for my aesthetic/brand purposes and here they come turn key so only updated what I really needed to (which also gives you an opportunity to cost segregate).  

I found this but I can't understand what the other costs are https://www.narpm.org/members/resources/rent-vs-sell-calculator/SFH current value: $441,000Bought for (2020 new construction): $362,000 (primary residence till Nov 2023)Mortgage balance: $218,000Interest rate: 2.375% for 15-year loan (12 years left)Annual Tax, insurance and HOA: $7,000Current rent: $2950Appreciation: Reached $441K in March 2022 and has stagnated since.

Flint and Detroit, property class between B and C.

Balancing cash flow with potential appreciation, running rental comps and vacancy rates, and bridging the gap between Class B and C properties is crucial.

Explore Investor Groups: If you’re not alone in this—meaning if there are other investors in the same syndication who are also unhappy—you might consider banding together.

Easier Fruit -- and the band played on....

Here is our current dilemma that I'm hoping someone could provide some insight to: - We both have the funds to purchase the home with cash, but those funds are tied up in CD's until March, so we will need to apply for a loan in the meantime.

Just like Harbour Portfolio and Vision Properties were the ones who got hammered 15 years ago - that will rear its ugly head and bring upon more regulations to protect consumers.From: HLAWATSCH Frances * REA  Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2018 10:00 AMTo: Jay HinrichsSubject: RE: Per your request unlicensed wholesaler ( wood stock ave PDX)Hello Jay,Thank you for getting back to me.

My recent purchase, Indy SFH #2 closed in March 2023 is meeting 0.88% rule.