Hey everyone, We own units in both Oregon and SW Washington state.

And there are more and more new 2-family homes being built all over the place.With price per square foot still hovering in the mid $200s and the commute to Downtown Manhattan an easy 30 minutes, Bayonne is attracting a lot of interest, and I think it's a great house-hacking opportunity, especially for those coming from much more expensive markets (most of NYC and northern suburbs).To your point, the larger-scale activity is east of 440 on the former Marine Terminal only because there is so much space there and room for big-box stores like Costco, Lidl, Lowe's, Walmart, etc. 

Looking to purchase my first property in the Washington DC area and wanted to get some opinions here on if you would purchase a condo or a SFH?

Profit in Waynesboro, VA. 2 Bed, 1 Bath house, 807 square feet.

Here's the info on this 1,550 square feet fixer upper duplex that I have under contract in Cincinnati, OH with worst & best case estimates:Current Purchase Price: $99,910.

I found this to be useful - https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/easily-analyzing-rental-properties-four-square-methodsince I created a google sheet so you can just throw in numbers.

To the appraiser, none of the rooms or square footage that were below grade, counted even though the basement had full size windows and was only maybe 30-40 inches in the ground.

So it's hard to square that with the statement that 2008 was a distant memory in 2012. 

I am located at Athens, Greece and I am just starting my first steps into real estate investing.Me and my wife are focusing in Omonoia square for small office spaces, above 2nd level.Are there other people that are interested in such assets?

Trustone Credit Union, Timothy Osten/BMO Harris, Aaron Townes or I have down that John Schumacher at Port Washington State Bank does them too.