@Chezare Bonilla, What's been tried and true for centuries is that you start with what you can afford. 

Since the turn of the century, we have been privately sourcing homes, condos, multifamily and land in the Phoenix area, primarily for investors and investment groups.  

Applying those lessons to the next one and hoping to be in the century club with you! 

@Ross Barrera Consider Century 21 Mike Bowman.

Investors like to buy cheap rentals in the Midwest because the numbers look good on paper but all too often they're buying century homes that require a lot of maintenance so keep that in mind as well.Dan 

Hopefully most investors that are buying with a less than 10 year hold are doing so on the basis of a value add and therefore are not dependent on appreciation.So for this century here are the numbers (Source NeighborhoodScout): San Diego 159.6% (10/10), Columbus 59.0% (4/10). 

Hi All -I bought my first rental property 3yrs ago and have come to notice lots of "bandaids" around the two units I purchased which has led me to having to renovate more than originally anticipated.The good news is, the new reno projects I've been doing look great and bring the units back into the 21st century which has allowed me to increase my rents over time.

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According to Einstein, compound interest is the greatest invention of the 20th century.  

you might not have as much attention to basement issues in soggy ground,  turn of the century electrical wiring, carpenter ants, wet-rot etc..