House are a lot less expensive there than in Colorado, so my risk/exposure feels a little better. 

House are a lot less expensive there than in Colorado, so my risk/exposure feels a little better. 

*Its unlikly to lock in all this money at such a LOW % rate for 30 years, The extra $$ per month is a really nice bonus. 2.

Plus you can restart depreciation and take a big bonus depreciation first year.  

Also with that comes the idea of people wanting to get away from the big city where there is more of a chance for exposure.

The lower unit has a bonus office in the basement.

In addition, the face-to-face aspect of in-depth interviewing can result in exposure to interviewer bias, so training of interviewers necessarily becomes a component of an in-depth interviewing project.

The appreciation is an added bonus and we typically see anywhere from 3-6% annual appreciation within the boroughs.I hope this was helpful! 

If no, I'd recommend doing so to see the range of return and risk exposure you could expect.

Start now, and rinse and repeat annually for as long as you can handle it.Put the rest of your available investment funds into REITs and syndicationsIt's not the path that looks super sexy like an aggressive business plan and an audacious unit count under your ownership, but it's a pretty low-maintenance glide-path to real estate investment exposure and wealth