Everything moves here so there's no need to play the dual representation game.

Or whether people are moving into your market, or out of it.One of the criteria that may play the biggest role in answering your question is whether or not your property(ies) would tend to be in direct competition with apartments.

Oh, and the wholesaler selling it is picking it up off an 85 year old guy that wants to get rid of it because his son died in it recently (no fowl play). The

At the end of the day, for me, we look at the long term thesis and it's still very much in play. The

Lots of macroeconomic factors are in play. The

I always recommend a loan servicing company to play the role as a neutral fiduciary to make sure all the payments are property processed.

It's a great way to scale your portfolio provided you play the game right and analyze all of your numbers.

@Nghi LeIf you are going to play the Baltimore market, rentals are the way to go.

You might be able to down play the coldness if you change wall colors when you do your soft remodel.

Remember, there are guys who play the rehab game but have never done one because they are afraid of pulling the trigger.