Hello Allison, Welcome to the board...And good luck with your debut.

Asking 350k 12 unitsScheduled Gross Income: $72,000Vacancy (5%):$3600Effective Gross Income: $68400 Maintenance: $7200 Taxes: $12,600 Insurance: $1,200 Other Expenses: $10,600 Total Expenses: $35,200Net Operating Income: $36,800/12=3066.66350k@8% for 20 years=$2,927.54balance=139.12/12=11.59 per unit not stellar by any means, but in the black.

A lot of buyers can not get their situation to match what the lender will be comfortable with (cash down payment, lower LTV rather than 100%, stellar credit).There are speed-bumps so know how to navigate them.John Corey

As I bet you've already guessed, people would "buy" the big screen, then have Circuit City pick it back up after the games/parties and get their money back.Indeed, a money-back guarantee is most effective when the product/industry has a less than stellar reputation.

Higher prices.I think I can get a decent return but not stellar from rental income.

They have to leave the unit in stellar condition, though.

We are all in debut to you and all of our hearts go out to you and I am sure you will find what you need on our site!

I would most likely either be driving a primered/red '70 Chevelle that is less than stellar looking, and kind of loud.

Presently, I have about $35,000 left and looking to start over in a new state.My credit is no more stellar, but used to own many properties and familiar with creative financing techniques.I was thinking about Atlanta, Chicago, Florida, Las vegas.

Texas is very desirable for its stability in pricing, and stellar economic future.