Besides, There’s no doubt your going to have many dubious characters and thefts on your property just like casinos or strip clubs get  .

Only somebody with boots on the ground can provide that info, not Google or other access.If you wanted a cheat to just see ballpark cost, look at regional new developments that sold with similar attributes you desire.

What amazes me is someone not buying a house is attributed to such small things. 

It is no longer about putting correct information out there but has devolved into character attacks and who gets the last post. 

Its simply a mechanism for allocating property distributions and tax attributes in a manner other than a simple pro rata approach.

When I listen to successful rental property investors speak, they almost universally say their success can be attributed to buying for cash flow as their number one priority.My gut says that you're the Smart Money on the sidelines and that you'll kill it during the next downturn.     

When you start the process of thinking about your next investment, it is important to consider many characteristics and attributes you would want out of your investment partners.

If you don't have this character trait then forget ever being successful.It's not a good idea to dump your hard earned money into a new business venture no matter how certain you are if you don't have the business acumen to back it up (with experience)... 

It depends upon the character of the tenant.Here’s what I’ve learned over 40 years as a landlord.They must have a steady job.You must strictly limit the number of occupants.

Favorite quote is "The sex appeal of the region is still largely found within the character of the city, but we are really becoming more regional and multimodal" by the Chief Demographer Ryan.