But also look and see if there is any evidence of recent repairs to the ceiling, such as fresh plaster or paint.

However so far I haven't seen anything coming close to these figures here in Holland.If I look at the local markets I would say the first property will cost between €200k and €250k with a rent of about €18-20k a year.I am doing my best indeed to find a job in a cockpit, but there is only so much you can do at this point.From what perspective do you say that the highest return is to be found in the aviation industry ?

I have flawless credit 740+, fresh tax returns showing plenty of income.

Hope that helps put things in perspective.

I have both, and from long-term perspective I'll take a multi any time.You are wise to consider the cash on cash return as the definitive metric.

Tenant was on a fresh lease and has the right to stay regardless of who owns it.

The 2 bedroom units needs some work but I'm talk a fresh coat of paint.( And maybe windows down the road).

But, once I learned the "magic" of money and how to use a financial calculator, my whole perspective shifted.

As I add more properties I will not do as much maintenance or make ready work but this experience is giving me a great perspective on how long certain projects take.

Evidently the times have changed, and it is just as well since it is not needed anyway.To add to the above question, wouldn't it be more appealing to a perspective partner or mentor if I had a business name attached to me?