It's a bit more apples to apples that CoC when comparing properties. - as for rental criteria, i guess i am open to all of the above mentioned shooting for the best COC i can find...if that turns out to be duplex ...fine...if it is a solid Single Fam...good with that.Attached properties (condos and townhomes) are what we're focusing on.

We submitted a fix to Apple last week and are waiting on them to accept the updates.

The condo is less than 2 miles from Apple's new "spaceship" campus so this is another reason I want to hang onto it.

Or maybe we'll stop by the Apple Store after we get coffee.

Antonio, here is a tutorial on how @mentions work. http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/1/blog_posts/20337-at-mentions-come-to-biggerpockets The reason I didn't use @mentions now is that I'm on an iPad and they don't work with Apple IOS.

I do see the confusion and your addressing your property, but it's apples and oranges.

Using an annualized ROI based on the "all cash" acquisition,rehab,and other costs allows you to compare apples to apples.

@Ryan Jones I am focusing​ on the south metro specifically​ Apple Valley, Lakeville​, Savage, Shakopee​, and Burnsville​ for now.

Me and my wife are literally eating only rice, beans, frozen fruit from Costco, apples and bananas and saving every single penny we can to be ready.I am very motivated and I hope to meet real people do want I want to achieve and I can help them out while learning.

HD has these sweet magnetic combo doorstop/hold open catches for self closing entry doors.