i recently found a property that is an old farm house that sits in a good bit of land but it isnt used as a farm any more and also located on the property is a large 20 dog kennel building that the owners have been useing as an animal shelter so i was wondering if it would be a possible to get a grand to buy the land?

Code requirements are also way too stringent despite being often obsolete and irrelevant resuting in more burden to home buyers No wonder why there is less and less new construction in LA and why there is a housing crisisWe now try to focus on areas outside of LA jurisdiction 

Hi @Angela Smith Was wondering how your rental in Christian Park is doing?

Hey @Phil Schaff.Welcome to the wonderful world of real estate investing!

hi everyone,i am in the process of analyzing a duplex, and I've just learned some new info about and I'm wondering what I'm missing about the implications of the following details:-duplex is tenanted already; duplex is priced quite low for the neighborhood, so interior condition is unknown-property is a duplex via an addition. it was originally built as a sfh.

For $50/month we get to deal with rigorous screening of less than ideal tenants, constant calls from tenants, damage to the property every time we turn around because people do not care about things in this class of property, Section 8 and the government (who doesnt love to deal with the governement), maintenance requests because none of the plumbing is updated, codes enforcement because the tenant decided it was a great idea to put a couch in the yard, and last but not least angry owners wondering why their pro forma isnt being met ("I was gunna get a 75% COC on this thing").Now this is a pessimistic view of what it is like but PM is a pretty thankless job, especially in low end properties.

I've developed a really good rapport and connection and when I list it, Im wondering if $150,000 is even a reasonable offer.

I am considering selling my condo early next year and was wondering how I could net the most profit off of my equity when I sell it?

No wonder people get confused when one reads (from your post) "RealtyRates Investor survey says that apartment cap rates are on average between 4.9-13.8 nationwide depending on LTV".  

I thought I’d do commercial one day but the more I think about it I’m wondering if I’ll ever need to.