Do you require that household income be a certain percentage of the rent in order to qualify them?  

I had the pleasure of growing up in a second generation real estate agent house hold.

Your analysis of the deal should be comprehensive and include all factors (price, terms, all repairs, ARV, financing, income, location, exit strategy, etc.

I put together a comprehensive spreadsheet.

:) A national credit tenant has certain needs, and your property would need to meet a majority, if not all, of those needs e.g. population, household income, location, traffic, etc.In addition, many national retailers need to be in A+ to A- locations with B properties often a secondary option in unique situations.My recommendation would be to figure out who your national credit tenant audience would be for the individual units in the property and then research their new location criteria.

I guess everyone of us believe that our own backyard is the Holy Grail which is Crash Proof. lol.In all seriousness, I like your goal of increasing your networth by $250k / year from pure appreication as this is what the top 5% Silicon Valley household makes per year.Originally posted by Account Closed:I really want to be a smart a$$ and call out those, who said the net worth figure is worthless, are clueless.

I'd like to put together a fairly comprehensive list for others to reference.

A lot of people on the podcasts who start out with "no money" had someone to ask for money (mom/dad) or at least a two family household.

I am planning my schedule and am looking to get a comprehensive list of meetings/meet ups in Indianapolis Indiana.

Unless you've done all your homework, especially a comprehensive title search indicating no other liens, etc.