However, there could be other ways to increase income (if you haven't already) like using the RUBS Program, late fees, pet fees, storage fees (if you have extra room for storing larger items that might be hard for them to store in a 440 sq ft apartment), etc. 

We want the lawn cut every the other week in the summer, remove leaves in the Fall season and trim bushes once or twice a year. 

Also a side note, if anyone knows a community/local bank that allows no seasoning for cash-out refi or how can I finance more than 10 homes after I max the conventional soon in Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, that would be great.Thank you.

I'm looking at a potential deal and I'll be doing a walkthrough of the duplex this afternoon, but I have a few reservations that hopefully some seasoned veterans can advise on. 

We are not interested in renting monthly off season, so we work on it during that period.  

So far, I have come up with the following ideas:- airbnb- bed and breakfast- car storage- boat storage - trailer/motor home storage- shared workspace/office space rental- general long-term storageDoes anyone have any other suggestions?  

Hi BP,We are working on a deal that is a storage unit for sale on leased land.

There are places near Modesto where you can but 200 acres of beautiful land with a lake front for something like $135,000 (if I am correct), and I have a friend who looked into buying the land, but the cost to bring in electric is insane and then you neeed to dig a well and install pumps, storage tanks and even 4 inch pipes for fire hydrants.

Purchase price: $127,500 Cash invested: $80,000 4 bed 2.5 bath 2 car garage fenced backyard, small storage building on side of house What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

It’s remarkable that the Austin metro’s pricing is nearly 40% higher than it was last year:Despite the incredible YoY increase in prices, the decline in closed and pending sales compared to this time last year suggest, in light of the previous month’s numbers, that the market has found a stabilization point and may be reverting to its more predictable seasonal behavior.