After 2 to 3 years, depending on where interest rates may be then, my partner and I can then look at refi opportunities and at that point, hopefully the property has appreciated somewhat, such that we can then pull out (a. the private loan, b. the downpayment we both put in and c. plus a little bit of capital gains)....

But after running the numbers, even with seller financing, which you can find in the images, this opportunity is a NO GO!!

.), but still.Given these factors, I'm questioning whether I should sell the property and look for better investment opportunities.

There are opportunities for fixer-uppers and BRRR strategies due to abundant distressed properties.Cons: Some areas may still struggle with high crime rates and vacant properties.

I’ve got an opportunity to buy a rental house potentially for zero down, but I’m not sure if this is a good deal or not.

He has given me permission to build an investment property on this land which I feel very fortunate for this potential opportunity.

That’s not the agent’s job.

Am I looking at the wrong type of person for the job and should be focused on handymen instead of property managers? 

@Saurabh Kukreja, I've never just invested in parking spots, but it seems like more of a cash flow opportunity than anything else.

My tenants we were without AC in the hottest week of may, and their oven wouldn't operate.Long story short, I did end up finding a great electrician, who I can gladly recommend who got the job done.