But after a few years, I got really sick of being kept up late, dirty dishes always in the sink, having random girlfriends or other people come through the house, A/C running colder than I'd like, etc.In hindsight I wish I was more organized like you were.

buying a random out of state property just because you can and then losing money on it every month isn't going to do anything for you... it's going to take you backwards.hope this helpsstanding by for more questions

Is it random?

You only get paid when you’re knee-deep in contractors, delays, random surprises… and the market keeps moving while you’re still scraping popcorn ceilings.

I just also don't want to be that guy a year after I buy it realizing that I'm  underwater and trying to unload a property to mimimize the loss.Here's an overly simplified example scenario I keep coming across with the properties I look at - using county property tax records too (years & prices are just random numbers for the purpose of the example):2020 - county valued property at $700,000; sold for $750,0002021 - county valued property at $750,000; sold for $800,0002023 - county valued property at $800,000; sold for $1,000,0002024 - county valued property at $850,000; sold for $1,250,0002025 - county values property at $900,000; on the market asking $1,500,000The spreadsheet I made up when I put in income, expenses, etc with a feedback loop on est value gives me a dollar amount close to that property tax value.

Most new owners struggle with finding the right to price to rent a property and become emotionally attached (ESPECIALLY WHEN IT WAS THEIR PRIMARY RESIDENCE).

They seem random or people with more votes are at the top?

Items of real property which pertain exclusively to the "residence premises"; c.

I just completed an exchange of a single family residence in Scottsdale to a single family residence in Durango, Colorado. 

I’m passionate about the senior living industry and providing a high-quality environment for residents.