Looking for opinions and discussion.Here is the description:22 Units composed of 8 - 2/1.5 and 14 - 2/1100% occupiedMonthly Income = 11kMonthly expenses = 4kNet Monthly Income = 7kAnnual Net Income = $84,000$925,000 price makes cost per unit $42,000Located in Central Valley of California As I said before, looking for other investor opinions and discussion on why you would or would not consider a deal like this.Thanks!

My thought, or hope, is that if the area is composed of good construction and a good location (by location I mean proximity to down town or some other place people need to be at-not locations as in "this is a nice neighborhood")then property prices will at least keep pace with inflation and probably do better if the area is currently depressed (undervalued).I am not going to wait for the profits from my first house to buy my next house.

I was trained as a violinist at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.

Nothing is music to ears of a seller like "all cash, no concessions, can you close this Friday?"

I attended University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music – top 5 in the nation.

The other thing we have here in the US is the Tri fico credit system composed of Experian Equifax and Transunion.

Playing music is a lot more fun when you don't need to rely on it to pay the bills...

From building highly optimized websites, working on strategic SEM (search engine marketing) and SEO (search engine optimization) campaigns, to creating high quality and produced Video content, my skill set is directly conducive to the Real Estate Investor.Sports, Music, Family, Faith, and Culture are staples in my life and have been a key influence into who I have become today.I have started and exited companies in the past and currently run a Digital Marketing boutique while serving as a Director of Digital Education/Communications for a company in the Wealth Management industry.I'm excited to learn about real estate investing and excited to execute on the lessons I learn.Look forward to connecting and being a resource to you :)

All this other business about the percent of your revolving credit or percent of your credit composed of student loans is irrelevant provided your credit score is high enough.

It's playing the lotto or musical chairs where if you do not have the chair to sit on you lose everything.The more middle income areas where returns increase you have to work harder to get tenants to pay the rent.