Therefore, comps (comparable sales) should be researched with that in mind.Basically, as an appraiser, I am not limited to any specific rules or regulations when it comes to picking my comps, deriving my value opinion, etc, as long as my method/s or reasonable, credible, and supportable.

You will end up paying more for materials actually by the time the GC charges you for pick-up, delivery, unloading, storing, etc.

Most people that will chime in to pick one area over another either are personally, emotionally, or finiancially tied to one of the two markets. 

We living in Rhode Island and the market has slim pickings, there are currently 8 multi families for sale in the whole state.

I'd recommend actually starting with picking a management company or two to work with.

  - When you pick a QI, ask them if they plan to wrap up the improvement exchange by either (1) an assignment of interest in the titleholding company or (2) a deed transfer from the titleholding company to yourself.

Have you ever actually picked up the phone to talk to someone?

I would rather be all in a duplex 110- 120k, with 900 900,  I picked up a 7 unit, all in 230k, rent is about 50k gross, net about 37k, All the best 

I just picked up a 2 br. all in 55k full reno, value about 95k, rents will be 1200, GREAT numbers. . about 20% net  

What are the best sites and what filters do I use to pick the best deals?