And across the populist elements on all sides of the political spectrum, you can find people decrying Wall Street’s nefarious attempt to create a “nation of renters.”Fortunately, in this case, Wall Street is (mostly) innocent of this charge.

@Matthew Dekker  that is a very broad question. 

Used to have pictures direct in the broad daylight and couldn't read the license plate.

The tenant is section 8 so 90% of rent is paid by social org and has rent support guaranteed for another 18 months.My suggestion is on the opposite spectrum of the other poster recommending northside market.

So I posted on BP, got some answers from all across the cash flow vs. appreciation spectrum, and developed my investing strategy.

I have started screening after the realtor screens them and tell the rules, setting expectations upfront.I'm not sure this broad, sweeping statement is totally accurate.

Investment Info:

Office Space commercial investment investment in Quakertown.

Purchase price: $225,000

Cash invested: $360,000

Sale price: $975,000

This was a purchase of a Methodist church and p...

New construction is such a broad subject.

The designation of commercial multi family is a little bit broad however because for instance I’ve just started investing in commercial multi family and am purchasing 5-12 unit buildings.

Making broad assertions here, but unless you're paying in cash, you're unlikely going to find a property in SoCal that will "pay for itself" let alone also have a living space you can use.