Purchase price: $65,000 Cash invested: $70,000 Historic Mansion mixed use commercial development project.

I would love to know if there is a method I can use to plot out which areas are historically more expensive or inexpensive?

I've gotten into Self Storage this year, having invested in multifamily historically.

Purchase price: $142,000 Cash invested: $165,000 Completely renovated this historic bungalow.

Additionally, the area I'm in is the historic area.

Additionally, the area I'm in is the historic area.

@Lucas Duce, The mortgage insurance, homeowners insurance and taxes are all higher than the average triplex but it would still cash flow (it's a very old home in a historic district).

Additionally, the softening sales market usually puts a squeeze on the rental market, so perhaps you can increase the rental income as well.If anything, I would explore refinancing given the current historically low rates & see if you can improve the cash flow, but otherwise, given the information, I would recommend to continue to hold.

Hi Nate, I currently live in the Silicon Valley and can tell you there is a lot of buzz at the moment to look at properties east, including in MI, and who would be interested in purchasing properties from investors that can show historical ROI.I'm curious what your experience has been in Kalamazoo?

Why does everyone fret about a percent or so when money is dirt cheap historically.