For example, if you are looking for cash flow and are comfortable with moderate risk and fine with a long distance investment, then I would look at places like Cleveland, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, etc... 

. - Liberty Bank has a good neighbor program where you can get rates as low as 3.5 to 3.625% for non-owner occupied property if the location is in a low to moderate income area (most of meriden is I believe).  

As a licensed real estate agent myself, I can get into trouble for "steering" you to an area, so please accept these as just some generally vague thoughts based on my experience of the area and property management industry.Windsor is a great "small town" that generates good cashflow with moderate chances of appreciation (relative to the CT Market)Granby even a smaller town feel than Windsor, rentals are in high demand and rent prices are high.

Hello, I am new to the world of investing, and I have decided that the only reason I want to invest in homes sold by the owner is that I have a moderate income, and I am aware that banks will not lend me any money because of this.

According To Yardi Matrix, These Metros Accounted For 40 Percent Of The National Pipeline.Key HighlightsThe top 10 most active metros in the country by volume of units under construction account for 40 percent of the national figure, amounting to 421,972 units.Texas maintained the lead in multifamily construction, with three metros—Austin, Dallas and Houston—making the top 10.Shifting and moderating demand is indicated by new construction starts figures, trending down everywhere except New York, where the volume almost doubled.The largest declines in new construction starts—drops in the 60-70 percent band—were recorded in Phoenix, Houston and Los Angeles.U.S. multifamily construction was robust at the start of a new leasing season, with the pipeline amounting to nearly 1.1 million units underway across 4,910 properties, according to Yardi Matrix.

Great post, and one I tend to see over at the forums at MyFico.com haha.Question to all - what would be worse, marrying someone with a high income and high unsecured debt, OrMarrying someone with low to moderate income and jacked up credit (repo, bankruptcy, foreclosure, charge off)?

Hi all,I am looking at a duplex in Seguin at jefferson community. It seems to be a good cash flow for a 10/1 ARM loan and can generate more if interest rates drop. Each unit asking rent is 1500/month. I wanted to know...

Overall, the moderation in home prices throughout the region over the past year has eased the affordability constraint posed by higher rates, but more work needs to be done across the region and into the future to fully address this challenge.

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Hello,I have moderate experience in investment residential rental properties process, and wish to learn more about LAND PURCHASE PROCESS - completely new area to me.Please assist if there is any reference, book, training etc.. that could help attain insight based on current laws.It is not known to me:a.