It depends on the market you live in. Is

Right now, the buy-in is so high in NJ, they are locking up deals at prices that aren't sustainable and chasing spreads that are way too big.

Dehumidifiers also run continuously if the space they are in is not sealed well.

I personally think they do not like the demographic of the area but I had asked them to do their research before they moved in. I

The specific areas I suggest to invest in is the North East-West areas and if possible, anywhere near the New FUSE district that is home to a 5,000 seat multi-use stadium that's also a part of a 16 acre revitalization plan that is set to get going as soon as the stadium is set to be completed in March.

Nice to look at, easy to use, good amount of deals advertised in the states that they operated in. I

Unless the last tenant was paying 20% over market rent or the market you’re in is falling apart (if so, SELL!) 

One is called a Distribution and putting $ in is called a Contribution.

The next property that I get will be a house hack that I will live in. I

I was able to renovate the first floor in a few months to got the first roommate in. I