It also depends on your level of risk tolerance. 

You may have a different tolerance level - and that's ok.

We have seen investors purchase distressed properties at ridiculous prices and as flippers ourselves(50+) over the last decade our profit margins are slimming and risk is increasing due to higher acquisition prices.Depending on your budget and risk tolerance you can look into:Distressed B/C grade condos in Tamiami/Kendall area.

You need a team, a strategy, a defined risk tolerance, and someone you can trust to bring you a deal and make sure it’s a good one.10% CoC can be found In our specific market but I like 6% returns much better.

What are the best places to own a rental property in midwest. ( I was thinking Cincinnati)It will depend on your budget, risk tolerance, and timeline but Toledo is one of the better markets due to affordability and housing demand. 2.

Just depends on your risk tolerance.

Will depend on several factors like the type of property, type of tenants, your risk tolerance, other assets you own, your estate planning, laws where the property is located, etc.

Choose based on your risk tolerance.

Youve also mentioned Baltimore, which has some of the highest yields in the country.Decide on what your risk tolerance is, then invest accordingly.

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