The landlord asked us if we could vacate early as the new owner might occupy in mid-March.

. $100-$150k could get you some great 4-8units in the mid west that would be in a positive cash flow position.

If the ARV is around $90K then you should be picking it up in the low to mid 40's and reselling it in the mid 50's.

Most of the house were built in the mid-1980's, so the roofs are 20+ years old.

Select proposed rules for "document type", search using the keyword "safe mortgage", click on "FR-5271-P-01 Safe Mortgage Licensing Act..." to read the proposed regulations and submit your comments.We have until 1 minute before mid night tomorrow to comment on these regulations, and hopefully stop this government assault on our property rights and our businesses.Please pass this on to your fellow investors.Thanks,EugeneFollow Ups:

Having started out in stocks (namely, my 401k and IRA) and real estate (including notes secured by real estate), my thought is this:The analysis by which the individual investor has to perform is much easier to do and understand when it comes to real estate.I remember reading about asset allocation (US vs. foreign stocks, small vs. mid- vs. large caps companies, value vs. growth, % dedicated to REITs, precious metals/commodities, TIPS, bonds (short, mid- and long term, high quality vs. junk) and thinking "where do I start?"

It is the mid to upper mid levels that is now taking the hit.

Would someone want to take over a house mid-project and finish it up, in a general sense?

Now granted, they are kids, mid 20's, but even if you have never help your parents, grandparents or watched Gardening by the Yard..

This price works for me, because I could probably put in 15k in the house and sell it for mid 80s.