Depends on what you are selling.Age,location,asset class type,non-performing,semi-performing,fully performing and a ton of other factors.

These days I am semi-retired.

I love the aspect of real-estate that potential is everywhere, you just need to be conditioned and have a nuanced enough approach to be able to see it.One of my many goals with real-estate is over the coming years to develop both active and semi-passive projects that provide me with income I can use to fund my basic expenses.

We currently have a 2b2ba semi-close to the ocean, but the big thing is it's walkable to an elementary, middle & high school, right off the bike path & has a nearby bus stop.

It was over-saturated with spec and starter home inventory (lots of REO's) and the demographics don't typically support custom to semi-custom homes in that area.

I could go on with the anecdotes from pro or semi-pro i know in France.What is the economic rationale buying in portugal, france, spain or italy against montenegro, Malaysia or costa rica?

But not box trucks, semis etc. 

Purchase price: $219,500 Cash invested: $75,000 Ranch-style SFR, 3 bd, 2 ba, semi-open concept for a 1955 built home. 1796 sqft on 0.25 acre lot. 2-car garage was converted into what could be used as a bedroom because it does have closets, but it also houses the furnace and water heater. 1-car garage was added on.

We elected to use a semi-local community bank.

That's why there are only a few semi-random picks (if I saw a street name I knew, then I picked it.)