Do you know what is far more attractive?

What kind of tenants will your property attract?

Then of course, you are also hoping for appreciation.While it is attractive to not have to worry about cap-ex for a few years, many maintenance issues are usualy tenant-caused, so there may still be ongoing issues & expenses needing attention.Another option may be to buy an existing cheaper property, that's still in overall good shape.

This price drop attracted attention, with three offers at asking price and six showings in just three days.

not sure what the attraction to invest with these folks was.. but it does sound like a meltdown and some pretty poor operators.

Hi Geetha,The NCREIA meetups in Raleigh and Charlotte are a fantastic choice—they attract real estate operators at every level, so you're definitely in the right place to build connections!

That should attract a savvy renter that performs well because they want to protect their credit or the large deposit.

I can see where it would be attractive for the tenant, but it seems that it could be a hassle for the landlord.

Our real estate expertise was instrumental in maximizing interest and attracting offers.

Some other areas may attract influx of residents from other states who find triplex on very small lots attractive. where do I find that data?