When I buy a rental property My interest is what is the rent it is producing today, and how much more rent will it produce when I have worked my magic on the property.

In any market there will always be a deal under a rock, the key is to get good at turning it over.

Even though we have a small number of properties, this will be a busy year for us as we are planning major renovations for our building, renting a vacant unit, and selling our land and converting to an income producing property investment.

I have a family member that lives in Round Rock.  

When I see (seems a bit rare) a sensitivity analysis produced, it is usually on one factor, maybe two.

I thought I'd share some of the data I produced as it may help you in your evaluation of this market.West Michigan and particularly Grand Rapids is experiencing an inventory shortage of available homes to purchase and rent.   

We own several fairly large apartment buildings in the Los Angeles County area and our water costs us an average of $60 per month per tenant.I am fairly sure the cost for water tripled in the past 10 or 15 years and we would probably be paying more than $120 per month if we had not installed water-saving toilets, water-saving shower heads, water=saving bathroom sink and kitchen faucets and we removed all the laws, shrubs and trees from every property we own and installed rocks and only 4 to 8 cactus plants on every property.

I would recommend Indian rocks Beach.

You folks absolutely rock!

Many of the house-hack deals that we review with our clients show that they'd save anywhere from 25-50% on their monthly expenses when compared to a SFR that produces no income.