So, you could focus on tiny condos that are very commuter-friendly?

:roll: Before I go into Marco's bootcamp, you have to purchase his system close to $5 G's - The Black Box - which contains nothing much in the black box unless you need a cheap calculator and a tiny notebook and a video of who he is or was.

The best one to start with is one where all yo need to do is Paint, carpet and then resell for a tiny profit.  

I have set up LLC structures, have a solid bank account in America for a few years, and have a TIN. I

Sounds good to meI came across a duplex (8 beds/2 baths w tiny unfinished basement and a pull down attic in the second unit) in NJ asking for 231K.

If he is completely paying off the mortgage in 4-5 years and the tenants are making those accelerated mortgage payments, that sounds like a good investment to me.Unless, of course, he is putting 90% down and that mortgage is tiny.

If you are posting signs on wooden telephone poles, I'd suggest getting a sign stapler.

Experienced Landlords - what are your thoughts on this: We have a 3 bed townhouse in good location, available for rent at market rate (not higher/probably a tiny bit lower than market) not receiving significant interest for four weeks now.

The house is a little over 1,000 square feet-quite tiny.

You'd be better off breaking even or making a tiny profit than to let this thing bleed you for months and then wind up selling it at a significantly reduced price anyway.