The fact that they produce $200k gross is worth something but not generally part of an appraisal or fair market value.We just bought a 1 BR ocean front condo which grossed $80K.

We started looking at 80-200 units when we first started and of course it has been very competitive, however we have been able to find deals that produce the returns we are looking for.

Hi everyone, I’m having trouble finding an answer to this question in the forums and on the web in general.

The company has signaled in public filings it intends to produce batteries at the site.

(and who leaves a three year old outdoors alone--unsupervised--that's just asking for trouble?)

Purchase price: $340,000 Cash invested: $170,000 Converted income producing tri-plex on a 10,500 sq foot lot in a desirable neighborhood one mile from the beach.

My high-level plan is to leverage all cashflow producing properties in my general area (NE US) using #1 the equity I currently have in my SFH ($100k-$150k) and #2 using the cash I've been saving/investing ($200k-$300k).  

If you aren't prepared you can run into trouble doing 1031 exchanges. 

I would like to start using hard money to fund my first investment but I'm having trouble finding a lender that works with new investors with little credit history and a low income and low capital.

It has solar panels and currently producing enough energy where the electricity bill on this 5,500 sqft home is only 25/month.