In the old days (40 to 50 years ago), my father's favorite way to get paid the rent was "any way he could get it".For some tenants, we used to knock on doors every Friday or Saturday and get paid cash.I remember one time, before I started driving, my father was in the hospital and I had to ride all over town on my bike and collect rent.

It's built in the 50's and was in decent shape.

There is a coffee shop that is recently closed in our town and I am planning to buy a few items of furniture and other pieces of stuff for a second hand, marked down price. 

I am 22 years old and if I start now I believe I can have a great Real Estate Empire built down the road.

It's really a shame because the code where I own my investment property does not have an owner-occupancy restriction to permit an ADU--as it should be if a town wants to increase the supply of housing!

I see Boise is on your list, so you might note that's the highest end of cap rates here in the Boise-area market, at least for a 90's built or newer property. 

The asset was originally built in 1968 and features 34 one-bedroom units, 28 large two-bedroom townhouses, and 6 large three-bedroom townhouses.

Its in a town we have a restaurant in i do mainly restaurant business, and have 1 sfr ( manage 3 srf including my own) at the moment but just recently discovered this lot off market someone trying to get rid of it yes new construction is possible yes i know contractors that will jump on it right awayJust mainly want to hear if bulding a brand new 4plex i can rent out to out of town workers on a month to month basis is worth while at a cost of 275k for 200-250 cashflow a door a month at a 15 year loan is worth it?

This property is a great 3 bedroom/2 bath home in a nice part of town.

I’m mostly considering South east Wisconsin but would consider anything within a couple hours of my home town of Burlington!