When we purchased, we renovated hone to a large degree, and since this was about 10 months ago - it remains in very good shape.  

I'd like to invest in the Multi-Familt Housing, would you mind to share the trend or atmosphere about the MFH market in Plano or even the north cities that you recommand?

My house was on the market 5 days listed on 11/19 and now I'm under contract at $255k (over Tday break) w $8k as seller concessions for the buyers closing costs, so you should be able to sell easily considering it's in good shape in reasonable area.

I found a sfh for sale 3/2/2 1250 SF, 40 year old home in decent shape.

So while you may be break even right now a question is what is the rent rate trend in the area? 

But they were long term tenants and paying a below market rent for a while and my goal was to fix up their unit (it was in rough shape).

Learn how to manage construction, read market trends, learn how to run numbers, take classes (just watch out for the sales pitch at the end of every cheap real estate class), read books, join groups.

It is ok shape, but does need work [NOT a teardown].  

BF is in better shape, though not where either of us would like to be.Some of the numbers:ME- I have a $115k~ mortgage balance.- PITI, sewer/water taxes = $842.00/month- 1,008 sq. feet + 249 sq. feet on lower-level. 2 beds, 1.5 baths, fully finished lower, fenced yard, 4-car off-street parking, dead-end street, 15 minutes from route 495 to Boston, 15 minutes into Providence.- Electric heat.

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