Bad location = high risk, high cash flow, high appreciation. 

@Bob Asad investors in high-cost areas do this all the time, but I wouldn't.They are betting on both value & rent appreciation, but it is speculation.

Particularly in Philadelphia where there’s a ton of red tape to navigate and construction costs are disproportionately high relative to other markets.Ten years ago I could walk into a district L&I office, complete a two page application and pick up a building permit without plans for a single family renovation the next day.

At the top of your screen you will find a section called "Build your Team" There, you can connect with property managers, realtors, lenders, and CPAs that specialize in real estate, and you will find Cincinnati well represented with highly reviewed professionals, by members of BiggerPockets, who are eager to compete for your business. 

There are $400/hr consults who can assist with almost every topic on these boards.Also, just for your information, I do plan to ask an attorney to review the final document but was curious at a high level if it's even worth exploring this opportunity.Good luck to you sir.

Hi, I live in Boston, where housing price is ridiculously high.

That's a high risk loan, and they will charge you for that risk -- something in the 8-9% range currently.

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

.- As semiconductor, electric vehicle and other advanced manufacturing companies flock to central Texas, companies in adjacent high-tech industries are piquing interest in Austin.Austin is one of the most dynamic and exciting technology hubs in the world.

Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo he's working on several high balance cash out transactions for clients and they can close very quickly.