Cashflow will determine which is best, projected appreciation etc can help you decide but imho cashflow is king!

However, as Apartment King mentioned the leases are very important.When do they end?

Put plain and simple....CASH IS KING!

Great Feedback everybody..thank you...this forum is awsome.allcash, I like that, I am usually the aggresive type and that sometimes can turn into Greed..and the fact that I would actually tie up more of free cash that will slow me down..is a value in itself...this is the way I feel about it ....unnecessary expense that could be eliminated.The tax deduction is a very good point that had not took in account.I am in it for the long run...I had flipped 3 houses in the past with couple of other partners, and I may continue to do so (different line, whole different strategy..... cash really is king when it come to that...if you have it ofcourse!)

I grew up in Kings Park, I lived in Bethpage for 8 years and have just settled down in Stony Brook.

If you pay 1 Million for a home here, you are living like a king. :)

If anybody has any ideas it would be appreciated.Singh is King

Cash flow is king for rentals.

Lumber liquidators has unfinished oak for .99 an sf but if your enviroments humid or hot, or damp you NEED machined like above, this is thick real hardwood and those environments expand and contract it so much it is a nasty problem.PAINT TIP:Interior exterior paint king?

Cash is King!