You can always sit on it until you see more rapid growth and then rehab it up to market value. 

Houses are taking longer to sell and prices aren't increasing as rapidly as they were in the past few years.

She helped me scan through the MLS and pick out the places that were under market value, had decent rents (met the 1% rule), and were in good neighborhoods (determined by school rating).FYI I'm not sure you're allowed to discriminate based on sex (females only).

Talking about your MF prices - Inherently as some folks were suggesting, land value in the bay area has been growing rapidly with the potential to convert your 5+ MF into a 7+ by adding ADUs (relaxed rules on those).

Affordability has been rapidly declining as well, with 30-year fixed mortgage rates having risen roughly 40 basis points in February alone.

So, if you don't do any deals in a year you might be liable for say $2.75k the year (don't quote me since I never bothered to calculate).If you want to get an inkling for the added liabilities that goes with being a Realtor, scan through the Realtor Code of Ethics. 

Originally posted by @Joe S.:Can

Being familiar with different areas of the city and what areas are improving more rapidly than others should be part of an agents knowledge base as well.

Hey Vince - If you're looking to invest in the Central WI (WI Rapids) area feel free to reach out.

It's just starting across many US markets and it's looking like a very good time to buy real estate in states with rapidly growing populations like Florida, Texas, and Arizona.https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/11...