They're probably all scammers pitching you inflated rent numbers while downplaying the actual operating costs, and the properties themselves are probably garbage.

A lot of people use social like a cake recipe without the key ingredients and wonder why the cake won't rise/bake well/taste good.

Or, more likely, use his information to self-manage and cut him out.I'm not saying that my contractor list rises to the level of a "trade secret."

I picked up another in Indy. nice little house that is old....much older than i usually buy and we know we have foundation issues going in but the team is confident they can makes this place shine within a slightly inflated budget.other deal still pending but i should hear more shortly.KC is just happening right now and its not for a lack of trying. i hope to get one picked up soon.update on goal: 2 of 6 picked up this year thus far (note i am in 3rd month of my fiscal so on track for 8)update on mindset: it dawned on me the other day when chatting with my wife just what a surplus of adds/year means. every additional add shaves 2months off retirement goal date (45th bday). so if i can stretch to 9 additions this year and next, i will be looking at a 44th bday. if i really scale up then i can knock this way down....love it!

I have seen outrageous contracts that renew automatically for 5 years or more, and where garbage company can change prices during that time to compensate them for inflation etc (although it can be arbitrary).

Since Headlee limits the increase in Taxable Value to inflation or 5%, whichever is less, you'll benefit for years to come.I'm actually surprised that more municipalities didn't try to raise their millage rates.

Normally, MF's are not an appreciation play but they can be used that way, Ken McElroy does this.In my opionion the cap rates are inflated right now because rents are rising so I do not plan on moving forward with MF's.

We have to rise to the occasion.

All of the major LA analysts are showing increasing demand, rising rents and vacancy rates at all-time lows for industrial property (among everything else).I'm interested in learning more about the product type.

I'd assume that whoever was dumb enough to think that digging up a lawn is the best way to make a mud pit (whatever happened to the good ol' fashion inflatable pool arena like the one in Animal House?!)