Hopefully you bought a property that will attract better tenant than you just got rid of I saw on line yesterday a neat device it has a strong pulsing light followed by military grade pepper spray.. and ergonomically built so joggers can hold it while they jog.

I'm also an interior design nut and I love random facts, bad TV aaaand food.

Hey Matt, Thanks for the ping on this, yes our Design-Build company specializes in these type of Urban Infill projects.  

Those that want to supercharge their Roth contributions also make after-tax contributions and then immediately convert the funds to a Roth IRA or the Roth solo 401k designated account.

Don’t get me wrong, the investment side of things is attractive, but unfortunately I don’t have the risk tolerance at this point in my life.  

Once they tap out their inner circle they won't attract capital for their next deal with those terms.  

Here are a few of the main aspects of Wholesaling that you need to not only understand but also need to become skilled at if you want to build a thriving business:Building a Buyers List- Find and build relationships with cash buyersLead Generation- You must be able to find potential deals as well as attract them to you through marketing.  

I also agree with @Curt Davis that Memphis is a consistent market that will be attractive for many years to come.  

The short answer is no they are not making $15k they are making $11k to pay the 3%. but not raising the sales to keep it attractive.

Getting zoning *changed* takes anything from a few bucks and a few forms filled in, to wheelbarrows full of cash and months, depending on your area.You might also check to see if the house has any "historical" designation.