It is Pennsylvania and its the end of October - it is not like grass is growing wildly!

Assuming a 5-10% drop may be more realistic.Based on all those wild guesses, and a goal of a 15% of ARV profit, I'd go no higher than $125K.

Eventually I won eviction, but came home from a business trip to find she'd thrown a wild party, passed out, and her "friends" walked off with all my stuff.

I just took at wild guess that taxes would normally be about 10% of the gross rent max and subtracted that from your $150 per month tax.

Zillow can be close, or can be wildly off either way.

We don't go up as fast as those wild markets in California and we don't come down as fast either.Mike

Its just like real estate, people are blowing thru their retirement, savings, and Heloc to finance a hobby gone wild,and at some point needs to sell for whatever reason (its a money pit).

Thanks Mike, I took a look, Tiny Texas designs remind me of the old Frontierland at Disneyland, a real wild west feel with the corrugated metal roofs and the interiors.

Not being privy to the thought processes of your attorney, my best wild a$$ guess is that he/she is referring to a possible provision of your state's SAFE Act.

I know many investors who are wildly successful investing over the long term in cheap properties in undesirable neighborhoods.