And there is a huge difference between getting $200/month cash flow from a $50k house versus a $200k house.

With talks of the economy taking off a little but sputtering again office could take another hit from it's small recovery versus other more vital trades.People would like an office outside their house but they do not need it versus a restaurant for example where you need a space to sell to patrons in many cases.

When looking at the crime reports you want to see violent versus non- violent crimes.Even if violent crime is it spread all out in the area or just centralized on one bad complex.

The rural area in IN has a property tax rate of about .9% after homestead, versus 2.2% in the nearby metro area in OH, which is very appealing as well.

The reason is some months they have thousands to do here in Fulton county and know a professional crew will be out in about 30 to 40 minutes versus 2 hours.

It's called the price-to-rent ratio, meaning how much it cost to buy a property versus how much rent you can collect on it.

Because the minimums on the crowdfunded deals range from $5K to $50K I've seen so far, versus the direct deals I've been offered where even syndicated you're talking about $100-300K, for me crowdfunding gives an ability to see the deal terms on dozens of deals and participate in a few.

My guess is he may have been thinking of rules applying to owner-occupants versus investors (although, he clearly knows what my goal is and absolutely said 1-4 units).

Though, I've heard upgrading can be costly.Many electrical contractors have told me to just try to find the home that can fit the amperage on the lot versus trying to upgrade which can cost a bit more.

I can't speak to either of those schools, but I'd imagine the more expensive schools probably have nicer courses with prettier graphics and better quality audio/video... but I'd wager that the content is the same either way.