@Alexander Phillips as all the others stated, look at the contract.I would especially look at any paragraph about the delivery of the property to you.Most of the time, it would say something about the property being delivered vacant.

Too many new investors find out the hard way that cheap properties that look great on paper are usually bad investments.

There is a reason why I buy properties that cost a multiple of what typical cheap rental properties are going for.

PMI is surprisingly cheap - $71.What do yall think the trajectory of mortgage rates will be in the next 1-2 years?

So there won't be much super cheap for long.

He cries until one of the other partners buys him on the cheap to shut him up.

They were offering us a really cheap ticket this year which was nice. 

Mid construction loans are a headache and a half, its not going to be cheap.

I would like to do the state filing myself, because its easy and cheap.

If it is cheap I would do it but would not count on a huge ROI