But as mentioned previously, $10k down is a screaming deal, as that's only 2.5%... traditional financing in the current climate you'd have to bring 10x to the table.

It's awesome to see that you pulled out 100% of your original investment during the current climate we're in, and unlimited COC return is the icing on top. 

Not covered: Jewelry, furs, watches, money, securities, documents or motorized vehicles, loss from war/flood/climate conditions (rust/mildew).

Sometimes they are sometimes they are not, but in this climate of historically low interest rates, I would do some legwork and reach out to banks as well.

page=1  It's always difficult to predict what will happen with future tax policy, especially in the current political climate.

:)we're closing on 20 units in Lorain and need a handyman for minor repairs, We have a great guy Rick Phares but he is currently going through some health problems unfortunately So please share whoever you know is looking for workAlso me and my partner are here for the rest of the week if anyone wants to meet up somewhere for dinner and talk about real estateIn the current climate we are in, with the massive labor shortages, I'd imagine it'd be impossible for an out of state investor to find a reliable handyman to work for them directly.  

One of our tenants was going to move out in April but decided to stay given the current climate.

Flipping (short game) is risky due to our economic climate.

It's market is extremely active and will remain so for a little while longer; the solidity is grounded in geographic location, climate, diverse employment base (ever expanding), higher education, no state sales tax, hospitality/tourism, music and entertainment, the list goes on and on. 

This relates to a reason for its historical appreciation.San Diego has a nicer climate.