Those look decent to me and in good areas.Here are three of the more stabilized ones of mine.

All three of these areas have some rougher areas so I would suggest getting a block by block understanding of them before jumping in.

The three factors that derive Cap Rate are risk free rate + risk premium, NOI growth, and liquidity of the asset. 

Would you be willing to refi all three, 50K is low and hard to sale.

Am I correct in assuming that if I get a pre-approval letter from a lender, it's only good for about three months, after which point I will have to get a new one with additional credit hard pulls?

Any way you could post the article for those of us that don’t have a WSJ subscription?

This topic is worthy of a book, but I'll limit my best advice to three points:Get Yourself a great Chief-of-Staff Before You Consider Adding More Staff - Yes, you can probably hire VA's to perform nearly every task you now do, but resist the initial urge to bring on a gaggle of specialists.

I had a project where the client submitted to segregate three legal lots into three tax parcels, while there was still a building across all three lots.

Hey guys, just upgraded to the pro account today because my partner and I are getting serious about making real estate investing a full time business for ourselves.A little background: Ive been a real estate agent for three years in the Saginaw, MI market.

I have several private investors lined up with three properties under contract, and am very interested what options are available.