Keep us posted on your journey!

I’ve seen you post on here.

Historically, that number has been 46% in a post-2008 market.In contrast, institutional investors have tampered their previous gusto for real estate deals, contributing to only 18% of transactions.

In this blog post, we'll delve into the complexities surrounding interest rates, mortgage rates, and the implications for CRE investors.Interest Rates and Mortgage Rates: Despite expectations of modest rate decreases, the direct impact on mortgage rates may not be as significant as anticipated.

I would try am accommodate as much as possible since they have to take days off work.You could do a video walk through to document everything or do it while the cleaners are there.I don't do a post walk with tenant and the new tenant agrees everything is in good condition when they sign the lease.Try and be flexible.

Thank you for replying so fast I really do appreciate that but I just have one more question, you probably didn't see it because I edited the post right after you replied to the unedited version but here it is... 

I was medically retired last year in September and moved here for my job in the post office.

If you post the type of land and location you might get local experts to weigh in. 

@Justin Wakem welcome to the forums and congrats on the first post!

This criteria would imply that this land is near the grid, flat, and underneath the sun.LandWatchSan Bernandino Desert Land 80 acres Price: $58.8k seller finance at 320/monthTaxes $120/year = 12/monthTotal Monthly Payments 332/monthWeb BrowsingRental income from Renewable sites roughly $750-500/acre annual (62-42 monthly)80 acres at $500 annual = 40,000 annual 3,333 monthlyTotal Monthly Income 3,333/monthTotal Monthly Payments 332/monthTotal Preliminary CashFlow 3,001/monthAnnualized ROI 63%The land posting does not mention a down payment so I assumed 30yr financing at 5.25% to get roughly $320.