Here is me and my wife's situation We bought our townhouse for a little over 60k and closed in September of 2016 (and this is our residence) our HOA is $125 a month(covers water).

There is just so much area in Western NC so I figured it makes sense to have a subforum for that since the whole rest of the state is covered!

Most of the time the income generated by the building won’t even cover debt service.

Collecting rent to cover expenses and saving what you would have spent on rent is a great way to accelerate your real estate.

I'm looking for a structural engineer that anyone has working relationship with.  I have project in the Branchville area and I need a pro to do some load calculations for me.  Any suggestions would be a  big help.  TIA

If the buyer has an agent, they just increase the price to cover that.I'll be selling my apt & townhome communities most likely over the next 18 months as my cap rate targets are met. 

Or install pump units in the shower and fill them up.I use all white sheets and duvets with white covers.

I want to form an LLC in Delaware to cover my out of state buy and hold properties in the Midwest (Kansas City, MO).

When the property is vacant, you have to cover taxes, ins, loan2 - Property Management:  If you are going to have a PM down the road, and they cost 10%/month, use 10%/month in your analysis.3 - Loans:  Hard money cost (points and accumulate interest) is a hard cost...not a cash flow cost4 - ...and 12 years is a long time to wait for your cash back.

I plug in $750 per door for cap ex, and depending on the size of the building, put in another number to cover maintenance.