I do not like older houses in areas like Cleveland ave because the ongoing capex can crush cash flow projections even if you get lucky enough to have a tenant that pays on time and takes care of the spaces.Fulton county evictions can take a very long time as well.Good luck.

Which absolutely crushes the 1% rule!

everyone is trying to buy random properties in the midwest... some are successful some aren't Those that try and go it alone out of state ( as they ALL know better :) ) get crushed, not all but most.All you need is a team in place. 

Account Closedif you're doing it remotely, you'll need a really strong, competent team in placeany unforeseen capex, or vacancy, will totally crush your cash flowhave you been there in person?

I have been crushing all practice tests after his cram course though. oh btw you keep it until you get licensed so it doesn't expire like at a lot of other places.

Our current rental is crushing it because it was nearly a complete gut.

Homes in my area were 800k, two years ago, now selling for 3mill, tell me the people paying 3 mill are not going to get crushed,,,,,, they will. 

Many renters come to us with crushed lives, lost jobs, broken marriages, health issues and the resultant destroyed credit.  

Everyone has to start somewhere, and if you do this successfully, the ROI absolutely crushes any type of CoC return you can get on actually buying a property, except for maybe a well-done BRRRR.

. ________ town crushed it, and my real estate is generating tons of cash flows from 30 years of rising rents and I have millions in equity built up.