My tenant's unit is very much so in need of some in depth repairs, one of them being the wood floors need to be re-finished...very badly.

It would be cash flowing $700+ without saving for maintenance but those big ticket items that are sure to come up in the next 5 to 10 years or so.Since it's my first deal, I still feel like I'm way out of my depth even after researching so much.

Of course, I could be off in my repairs estimate but the initial math on that one is promising enough to take a more in depth look and that's where I am finding the majority of higher returns. 

In depth question that I'm sure will come with Fortune Builders reviews. 

You can give me a call or pm me and we can talk more in depth.

I didn't get too in-depth with her about financing properties using LLC's because it wasn't an option for me as I barely got approved for investor financing.  

We're getting together today to have a good in-depth conversation about it.

I can more in depth if you would like as well.- Climate for Bakersfield is actually more mild than that of Las Vegas and also closer to the ocean!

I can cover more ground & more in-depth talking than I can go into on this forum.Good luck!

If this is the case, definitely research job data in-depth so you know the economy is strong - everyone who is entering a new market should be doing that but if you're buying larger properties, definitely do it.