@Steve Yang Mornig, what neighborhoods specifically?  

Before you know it, you've got colleagues up the ying-yang!

In the past, I heard that Michelle Yang, mentioned on that post, does renovations for the landlord she does property management for.https://www.homesnap.com/MD/Baltimore/3620-Elmley-Avenuehttps://www.homesnap.com/MD/Baltimore/3238-Cliftmont-Avenuehttps://www.homesnap.com/MD/Baltimore/3417-Dudley-Avenue

@Steven Yang I don't know if you are interested in buying in South Jersey or not, but if you are, you can find some nice properties in that range, with not too terrible taxes.  

@Frank Yang Thank you for the examples, that is really useful info to build my familiarity with the common ranges of terms@Casey Mericle I'll PM you!

@Chheang Yang, The statutory requirements of 1031 force you to relinquish (close sale) of your old property before taking title to the new property.  

insurance out the ying yang!

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There are REIA up the Ying Yang, Investors and lenders of all times.

Main issues are renovating units one off with people still living in the bldg, and having a mix of tenants and owners in the bldg (yin and yang...if you will ;) So as the owner you will probably have to manage all that