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Vicki Gleitz should we even consider this?
5 December 2015 | 5 replies
Also, if there is foundation problem and it is minimal, would it be expensive to correct.
Justin S. To Buy More Or Payoff What You Have And Retire?
9 December 2015 | 19 replies
If you have little rent growth and minimal appreciation you will probably have to pay them off to receive enough cash flow to retire. 
Ehab Shoukry Your Maintenance Strategy for Rentals
30 December 2015 | 11 replies
The easiest thing to do is set up a semi annual inspection schedule of all your units and then coordinate the required repairs with your handyman to maximize his skills and minimize the number of trips.  
Ganzorig Sharav Help!
11 December 2015 | 5 replies
Which in turn minimizes change orders-It helps in getting inspections (plumbing, electrical, hvac, etc). approved.
Account Closed If I get my RE license, Will I have to work in an office?
16 November 2020 | 10 replies
My costs are minimal and it works great for me as I still have a full time 40 hr a week job and sell RE.
Freddy Pettiford Exit Strategy
13 February 2016 | 12 replies
Are you capable of doing any projects on your own with minimal help that could drastically force appreciation of your property? 
Karla P. Newbie from Austin Texas with a "good problem"
9 July 2015 | 9 replies
We get about 1650 a month in rent, it's a 2/1 in original 1950 condition (very well preserved, clean and minimally updated because I like the 50's tiles)  so rental income is limited due to the size.
Sunny Suh Diary of my first step: Jersey City NJ Multi-Family- No experience, no idea what i'm doing, no regrets
13 June 2020 | 62 replies
hey Account Closed, i had the same idea once i saw deals were not easy. then again, nothing good is easy. my advice to you is don't go it alone, but try to minimize yourself getting cheated... next piece of advice is this: don't buy just a condo yourself, and then expect to buy investment property. your next property, if it's within 2 years, will be considered an investment property, and you will have to put down 20-25%, otherwise wait 2 years. i don't know your situation and life story, but also, it would be much easier to find lenders going from a 2 family to 1 family, than a 1 family to 2 family. as for stocks, i'm into the long game, so Vanguard ETFs, indexes are the way i go. warren buffett has a bet going on with a hedge fund manager; 1 million dollars to the charity of choice if the s&p 500 outperform the top 3 hedge funds of anyone's choosing over 10 years. someone took him on that bet but warren buffett is winning. 
Javar R. Rental Options
8 July 2015 | 1 reply
Option 2 is a  3br house in a slow market with minimal updates.
Mike Nelson New Member from Chicago and Oak Park
1 March 2017 | 8 replies
If you are in a good area with good tenants then the month to month responsibilities are minimal.