Definitely a new mirror, maybe something with some unique shape and not just rectangular.

The multifamily units I have personally looked at have been in less desirable areas and are in very rough shape.

People on the sidelines will panic if there seems to be a steady upward trend and demand will surge over the short term. prices will peak.  

If the property is in bad shape, you will have a harder time getting a mortgage on it in the first place; it may not pass the bank's inspection or you'll have to put a huge percentage down.

Pay attention to the trends in your area.  

I assume that the trend will continue for longer than I will be alive. 

This was very attractive to me because it's a very old property (1914), in good shape but with deferred maintenance, a past electrical fire, and some other issues that are relatively minor.I had stated I could offer an owner carry.

The house is in great shape as he refinanced 10 years ago and redid everything from new siding, roof, pretty much whole house make over.The home is worth around 300k and he owes 105k on it. 

Many of them lost hours, and in Seattle where I live, #cancelrent is trending on Instagram and Twitter. 

Marla looks for cracks in the foundation and for the piers to be in good shape. 2.