I am looking to rent a place, it seems nice except three thingsthey are ranch style apartments. they have a gate in front of the main entrance, and you're responsible for the door if anything happens to it. for some reason they won't fix it. it actually looks like this but a wooden door in front of the main doorif i take the door down, how concerned should I be about people stealing stuff. if i had a lawn mower or something, they would have to come in the opening and take stuffi saw a report online about some guy that was looking in someones windows at the complex across the street. i dont know how long ago it was. i was looking online again but coudlnt find it. the one im staying at seems fine, how concerned should I be able the ones across from me?

What are some mistakes  and some stuff that you wish you had known when you made your first wholesale deal, and what advice would you give to someone about to go about making their first deal ?

What if they throw your stuff out and don't pay for the new stuff coming in or the contractors that install?

I know this forum is more geared towards genuine investors but having some people that study, think about, and do this stuff on a regular basis give feedback is pretty awesome.

There are some differences there in terms of neighborhood but a lot of the same stuff applies.In addition to crime and location close to main roads, I also would look at jobs growth vs cost of living in the area.

Hello everyone, I am located in San Diego, i have been interested in real estate investing for quite some time now; but i have had a lot of stuff going on the last year or so; finally, life is set in the right direction now so i can finally focus some time into my financial goals.

I already read the ultimate beginners guide, some great stuff in there!

That is a clear way to lose money.I get stuff all the time to replace windows on my house when nothing is wrong with the ones I have.

Similar enough that it's like splitting hairs which one you decide to invest in.

My husband and I are working towards financial freedom, and on a personal level I have really embraced minimalism (in terms of not buying 'stuff' and not spending money on experiences that don't enhance my life).