In terms of percentages you would be doing about the same as the stock market and in the stock market you do not even have to hustle or risk loosing your hole mortgage.

In terms of capital deployment I'm a licensed realtor in Oregon and follow investment opportunities in my area.

I haven't decided if I sell this or hold onto it as a LTR, that depends on the next deal and what I will need in terms of cash.

Your local REIA network and BP meet-ups are a great place to start in terms of meeting like-minded folks who often are interested in great off-market deals but don't have the time/resource to source them on their own.

In terms of numbers it seems reasonable.

I'm looking into the prospect of including properties in NW Indiana in my rental property portfolio and I'm curious what you all are seeing in terms of where the most development is happening?

In terms of the 8-10%, are you referring to a percentage of monthly rent? 

Hello BiggerPockets family I wanted to know what everyone's experience has been in terms of long-distance investing in the Midwest.

In terms of cost, I am under contract for 45K, closing cost 2K, and plan on spending 20-25K turning it from a 2/1.5 to 4/2.

I am interested to learn what Canadian investors do in terms of structuring their companies for both rentals and flips.