As mentioned way overpriced, Look at this , $380 a sq ft INSANE, TINY nothing of a house, CRAZY overpriced.

As you know, inventory in this business is short term so estate planning is a tiny tiny piece of the puzzle as with short term assets any step up basis would more than likely be evaporated with the extra time needed to liquidate the asset

Hey Shane,I am also in Atlanta and just put an offer in on a tiny condo in PCB and trying to find workers to renovate.Do you do all of your work or contract out?

I know these are tiny numbers by most folks standards, but it might as well be hundreds of thousands for us!

-Property values might decline and drag rents down too-(but Haslett is supported by retirees as well as its best-in-state schools)-The entire state economy might convulse as it did during the automaker exit and Great Recession-(but Michigan is still in early recovery from its major declines so it has very little space to fall further and Haslett weathered that storm quite well - using Zillow Home Price as a measure)Returning to your original two sources, the housing stock in Haslett is growing very, very slowly due to smart but strict regulation while the demand for housing is continuing to grow faster.So, all things point to growth in this tiny REI area which is best known perhaps for the Lake Lansing coastline of which supports houses ranging from 250K to 1.5M (and were these lake houses built almost anywhere in Los Angeles they would fetch prices 5 to 10 times as high - they are that great).Good luck and thanks for sharing on BP!

I bought a tiny old house in MN last fall (I also live in the Bay Area) and I took a red eye out so I could be there for the inspection.

When we followed up with the selling agent, she said there is a tiny trickle that comes through bathroom maybe once a year and that the owner installed a sump pump in the last year.

You can get a tiny combo unit for around $1200, but you better be prepared for tenants to complain about the REALLY long dry times and capacity issues.

What about faux copper or tin? I

Hey All!I recently went to a Fortune Builders seminar (I heard it being advertised on the radio) and it's since peeked my interest in real estate investments. I believe I'm more into the wholesale process, but would b...