Plus, an eviction is so much cleaner and cheaper.

The 50% rule does include the taxes and insurance.The 50% rule will serve you far better than trying to say maintenance is so much, vacancy is so much, etc.

And here I go again up on my soap box and maybe I'm being self centered and do not fit into the "globalist" mold that is so trendy but "quite frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" about what the rest of civilization does.

This is why most recomendations are to start in your area and get a few deals under your belt so that you understand what is needed and what has to be found out.It is so often hard to do so from so far away.

Hey everyone,I'm a business student at the University of Illinois and am thrilled to find a place where first hand real estate knowledge is so abundant!

Why the owner of the 11 units (Regardless how wealthy he is) is willing to take such loss and is so eager to sell?

I think that in the most needed geographical areas, the amount owed is so greater then the current value and the ability of people to pay had shrunk so badly, that it is hard to qualify.

There is so many ways of doing it, it can get mind boggling sometimes and hard to understand it all.

Also the party bickering is so beyond old it's not even funny anymore.

Technically it has three bedrooms, but one of them is so small only a baby could use it, and the other two are only average size.