,Here is the text from some prior posts I did that will give you lot of basic info:When deciding on a property here are some things to look for from an Insurance prospective:1.Any in-ground tanks (active or inactive)2.Any Knob & Tube or Aluminum Wiring3.If built before 1978, does the building have Lead Safe certifications4.Any wood stoves or secondary heating units.

@Matthew Hall title company or attorney are your best bets.

Betting on the appreciation is speculation btw, not investing - although lots of people do that (didn't end well for people in 2008 though).My .02c

Or if it doesn't work out I will keep it active to use MLS for future investing!

We got it as a place for my in-laws and their rent is covering all the bills (no capex savings at this point).I have some friends who are into REI and as I've looked at retirement savings and retiring early I think REI is the best bet.

@Danish Ali Wholesaling is a brutal industry, but your best bet is to get licensed.

If you have self-employment activity, the Solo 401k is even better.

And they would use the rest of the cash as leverage on another actively managed rental. 

With nothing to do and no power, we made bets on which pool chair would go airborne first.    

As a Certified Nursing Assistant in the the Lincoln Heights community here in San Antonio, I help family's vulnerable adults with their day to day living activities in whatever stage of their medical condition, decline and sadly in their passing.A part from the facility, I'm looking to expand my nursing assisting services by assisting non-facility families and their heirs with properties they either don't want, don't have time to manage, perhaps the heirs are not here in the states to manage and add value to the property (force appreciation), (*see Mr.