No one want to lend on properties that in the range of break even.

The prices per square foot for recent sales in the neighborhood are all over the map:You can see the price-per-square-foot ranges from $66 to $308! 

But other than those neighborhoods specifically, everything else is great at that price range and under.  

This is in parks where the rent ranges from $425-550.

Don’t be surprised to get a call that they can’t turn on the range (you need to push the knob before you turn it) or 4 straight fire department calls after burned steak, toast, and pancakes.

A range of neighborhoods, risk levels, property types, strategies.

Think about a temporary use to help you make the payments (like a driving range, or a dump, or temporary storage). 

We are looking to invest in the $200,000 - $300,000 range and would like to acquire 2 properties per year for the next 3 years.

With rents in the $1200-$1300 range, there really isn’t much in the way of cash flow.

I'm taking on a property that needs roughly $30k worth of renovations (property should be worth in the $175k range when finished).