Up that way you have plenty of food/business/hospitals/golf etc.Those homes you are talking about almost hit what you want return wise, but I would want to get that number closer to 100k purchase price

Shows how tenants could apply to various places to get help paying rent, electric, food, etc. we could just show them this and therefore for collect more rent and reduce eviction/turnover.

@Karl S.Couple of things to add as food for thought: you may want to look into how hiring your spouse affects your Section 199A pass-through deduction, if you qualify. 

7 days, roughly 400-500 miles based upon the route.Easy ride this year, northern Iowa.Great food, great fun, everyone is a friend.Great bicycle ride!!!!!

To further maximize your cash flow you can consider offering things like having food trucks come in during your busiest times and making the laundromat more of a destination- let’s say the Sam’s taco truck comes in and on Saturday/Sunday afternoon can turn over about $500 in profits, from that and the use of your parking lot for their truck- you could easily generate another ‘parking fee’ of $100/ weekend.

Double B's is building a new restaurant downtown, Bass Bay is looking at a new restaurant near 81st and Lapham, the owner of the beer garden is building a meat shop on Becher, a hot new coworking business is opening up downtown, a building on 68th and National may become the next event and food incubator spot, Paulies spent a bunch of money on expanding, Drunk Uncle just finished a renovation... 

This is great food for thought for someone trying to decide the level of engagement they are really wanting to have in their investments. 

Quick google search food for thought....

Not to mention its directly next to U Park (stable community) and the new Whole Foods shopping center and potential Purple Line.

People are nice, investments come at a great value, there’s plenty to do around town, traffic is reasonable, the airport is the fastest in the world to get through, and the food is off the charts!!