The only problem is that it's very labor intensive.

Other than that it was 99.9% boring stuff sprinkled with intense moments of excitement.

The 3 main ways to make money in real estate are wholesaling, rentals, or flipping (the most cash intensive).

These markets are very management intensive and unless you or someone you are partnering with has experience you will might make too many mistakes and you will see that your pro forma go to hell.Now that being said if you have done your homework looked at the city's plans and this neighborhood happens to be in the "path of progress" it might turn out well however it needs to make sense now. 

I've done 1 intense flip, and I definately found a lot of unknowns...One of the few thigs that really scares me is foundation issues.

It said something to the effect managing rental properties is not very labor intensive, and large amounts of time claimed for such activities should be carefully scrutinized.Also keep in mind that a big chunk of the passive loss is generated by the depreciation deduction.

They will carry many types of cleaners and deodorizers designed for these situations.Cleaning odors can be very simple, or very intensive, as you can see.

@Durante Kirby, They are very money and management intensive.

There and there is intense competition for properties here with multiple offers.

No basketball courts near units, close the tennis court and pool at or before 10:00 PM, open at 8:00/9:00 AM.