I'm just up the interstate from you.

Hello BP,I recently found a property for sale near a major interstate, here in D.C., that I believe could be a great rental property.

Hi all, Quick one here...  looking into getting the basics together to shop for my first deal on a rental prop. I'm in CA and am looking primarily in Las Vegas, NV at the moment. (May expand that search but this is a ...

Now I emailed a broker earlier today about a property that I am Intersted in and asked to send me the numbers on the property.

That could be a busy street, burned out or abandoned houses in the neighborhood, railroad tracks, industrial areas, steep hill/driveway, near the interstate, next to a graveyard, funky layout, high ceilings, etc...

Any nearby apartment complexes are in iffy neighborhoods, apartments on the other side, near downtown are too expensive, and the closest, cheapest, safest apartments and houses are closer to the University which isn't far, but crosses some busy roads and interstates which makes the drive much longer and stressful; and that's the reason why there's such a demand for the employees who want to rent nearby but don't have options. 

While the starting interst rate may sound great, there is lots of money out there that is looking for better than the "mere .0000001% interest in the bank," 

Eventually the side of the road seemed the best place to be but the trailer decided to take us a different direction and pulled the truck back onto the interstate so it could flip in the middle of the road. 

It is a 3 bedrooms 2 bath home and is close to the interstate and shopping.  

In general interst rates go up do to inflation.