Heideman : http://www.positionrealty.com/pdfdocs/Insider_Guid...Another from Dawn Rickabaugh : http://notequeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/se...From By Attorney William Bronchick : http://legalwiz.com/wp-content/uploads/bsk-files-m...From the buyer side of things, seller financing is rather simple.

So far, so good but I am about to attempt to raise the rent significantly and we shall se what happens then.

So I don't think there is any "main" per se.

If you're looking in Southeast or Southwest DC, vet the HOA's as many are very delinquent which don't allow for financing causing them to basically be apartment building owned by individual investors.4) I would advise looking in an area of Northeast DC that sits up against Northwest DC as that area has better growth potential without the risk associated with SE and SW5) Your Cap number can be smaller if you get a rehabbed condo as items like Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Stove, Washer & Dryer will all be new like the condos I do.

Those two units I mentioned were 1bd/1ba condos in SE Denver and E Aurora.

Our Miami Multifamily partner group is an ensalada !!!  we speak English , Spanish and Portuguese. So don't miss your next deal if you owner of the property is Spanish or the next sale  South American Capital is alway...

While it may be unfair that I essentially group the entirety of SE/SW that are EOTR together, I do.

I will say that I definitely have interest here, as I am looking to build a SFR portfolio on the SE side of Houston. 

Hi @Sam Hanaa, I personally love SE MI, but you’re right taxes tend to be high due to historically low housing prices...the city/state still needs their money for past corrrupt officials and whatnot.

I found that there is a 5 bedroom home in Vancouver WA at 18622 SE 14th Circle going to the auction next Friday and wondering if it would be worthwhile to do a drive down there to bid.