then in the 50s 60 70s  you had land sales men  ( Glen Garry Glen Ross movie) and then you had metal siding salesmen  ( pushing tin)I grew up with a Dad that was a land sales men in the 60s and the movie dead on accurate of how the business was done.Then it morphed to timeshare sales or as its affectingly know Crime share..  

I met all of the other criteria, including income, and I wanted to make sure my rental history started out right! 

The tenant doesn't like using the central air conditioning, which I suppose is great for me (when I'm not there).The first drain I took out this year was made of some sort of cheap base metal and cracked under normal use.

That isn't a metal frame and bed in a box.

You can find something at every price point imaginablePeople will talk about crime and taxes, but as long as you factor taxes into your numbers and are aware of the areas you are investing you will be fine.We invest all over the city and will continue to keep the pedal to the metal. 

We raised their rent from $500 to $780 & they now pay for the bi-annual cleaning/servicing of the evap coil on the furnace because the smoke/nicotine residue is so heavy.

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I recieved my degree in Mechanical Engineering and am currently (and have been since graduating) working as a Manufacturing Engineer for an industrial metal fabrication company here in South Dakota.

The price was great the cash flow looked good to great but when we went out and physically looked at the property...needed new roof, siding repaired or possibly replaced, scrap metal everywhere and a hand full of other small items, plus area rents were lower than what this place was getting and the buildings around were nothing to write home about.

If I keep the pedal to the metal in 3-5 years I should be able to explode my business.