@Megan Paquet NelsonA good remindee why investors really need to stop price shopping on insurance and really shop based on coverage, a great agent, and actually read their policies so they know what their coverage is and isnt.

It's like having 20 cars in a garage, all in good shape with maintenance records and all, and calling a local dealer's shop asking for a trade-in value on one of them, while I can comfortably put it on cars.com and sell it to highest bidder or take it off the market if I can't get the top retail dollar on it.

He was debating whether to sell or roll into a 1031, and it took us a couple of long coffee chats to weigh the pros and cons.

You chose a property manager without shopping around and comparing multiple professionals in the market.

If you’re in the area and would like to meet up for coffee or lunch to talk real estate, or just connect, I’d love to hear from you.

But as we sat down over coffee and sifted through the details, a few things didn't sit right.Those indexes...

This will narrow your shopping area then you can hunt for the deals. 

As realtor/investor who specializes in working with investors, I can be your one-stop shop here connecting you with home inspectors, general contractors, and property managers all of whom I know and trust.

Im wondering if it would be better for me to wait until I have the money in my bank account for a down payment, or at least another paycheck in the account (paid monthly) before I start shopping around for pre-approval letters.

Most enticing is it is located on a very well established street with a wall score of 92 - lots of restaurants, bars, shops and a park nearby.