Unfortunately, I was part of the 85-90% statistic.

There is only luck and statistics.

If you're interested in the mid-west market, particularly Indy - check out this article published earlier this year with sited statistics and a break-down what is happening here and why it may interest you to take the OOS plunge.https://learn.roofstock.com/bl...Best of luck to you!

Can they provide you with school ratings, crime statistics, area demographics and other important metrics for analyzing a neighborhood?

This includes the hot water tank and the furnace I bolded this paragraph because it says it all.

the area has good statistics and opportunities.i'm open to invest in other areas as long as i can build a team to work with there.what do you suggest?

I told her that it says the deposit is NON-refundable if tenant changes there mind in BOLD print just above her sons signature.

Does anyone have statistics to back that up?  

Many have an eye for design that most RE developers, that live in a spreadsheet, just don’t have.Dropping out of school is statistically one of the stupidest things you can do.

You may have it rented for the next ten years and you may never have to do major update to the property, but statistically speaking, you will.Also, those properties are required better quality of workmanship and material when time for update or just fixing because that what the potential renter expect.