So unless you're going to be headed that way or have family that can run it, that will eat into that ROI pretty quickly.

I'm looking to stay away from the high end real estate to hopefully protect myself from any market correction that may be heading our way - I've heard this from both Grant Cardone and J Scott so I figured its probably wise advice.

As a general contractor, in the NW though, i will be heading back to install some if it myself in the test/model unit so install price isn't a big concern at this time. thanks for for feedback!

So now tomorrow I'll be heading to the Recorders office first thing in the morning and have it recorded.  

I will be heading down soon to view the area and properties as my Son lives in San Tan Valley.

If your market appears to be headed for a downturn, there will be an increase in a number of distressed sellers.

If you're going to be heading towards high-volume you're going to want to hire a GC so rehab can be managed by someone else.

Read 10 books on multi family and you will be heads and shoulders above your peers that just have an MBA.

As others have said, buy it right, buy what you can comfortably afford, and you'll be headed in the right direction.And remember, free advice is worth what you paid for it, including mine;)

So, we tend to seem to be heading toward the abyss, toward a crash larger than 1929.