They usually make sens for VERY large developments (100+ units) because of all the CPAs and Lawyers you have to hire.This is just the case in my experience.

NE Park Hill is fine!

NE corridor has a lot of potential with the growth between Austin, NW has the nicer and more expensive areas, W and SW have good growth from the shale oil fields.

https://www.har.com/content/ne...Houston Real Estate Highlights in September:-Single-family home sales staged a second consecutive monthly increase, rising 1.5 percent with units 9,226 sold versus 9,086 in September 2020.

I'm in NE Ohio and while I don't plan to completely "self-manage" (ie, do maintenance/cleaning/etc. myself) I do want these properties to be close enough that I can A) check them out personally when needed and potentially tinker/add improvements on occasion myself AND B) if they are vacant for a weekend, go and enjoy some R&R on short notice. 

Hi. I have a triplex in North East Philadelphia (Burholme) on a double lot zoned RSA-3. The existing triplex is detached and built along the outer edge of the property line -- probably long before the current zoning r...

It's in NE Georgia. 

I just sold my last house in Tampa, next to the I275 Hwy, behind the P.O. on Nebraska and Sligh.

Instead of competing with the guy in Nebraska for his $100k deals (disproportionately for broke people with poor credit, especially if they're calling you in California for a mortgage), why not let him have all his $100k deals, and take his California $750k referrals (where >5% down and great credit is more likely anyways)?

My name is jonahtan ben david and I am an investor from Israelwe are a group of investors who buy and hold We are looking to invest in omaha. im looking for recommendations of a good neighberhoods/areas for buy and ...