Before I really began investing I would 'sandbox' and go to the auctions every week to see what properties went for compared to what was owed, what they were assessed for and how many of them never went to the chopping block.I slowly realized that the good deals rarely went up for auction and when bids were placed they were usually at levels that even I knew was too high.

I will take a look to compare, thanks for the info and time.

Go have a look at the ones you found and see which really compare.

SFRs are priced based on comparable sales, and are strongly tied to demand and the ability of people to buy them.

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If you compare the $2425/month income vs. the $425,000 you think its worth, then this is a terrible deal as a rental.

The HOA can making renting very difficult.But don't you think there can be advantageous such as low maintenance and possibly better quality tenants when comparing a house at similar value?

One of the quickest ways to fail at achieving your goals is to get too focused on doing everything right and not rewarding yourself if you have not done things perfectly.

A long term rent to own term might look favorable to them if they are comparing that to continuing as a landlord, or losing the property to foreclosure if they are behind in payments.

It keeps losing value compared to all the other major currencies.FED keeps cutting rates.Media keeping everything quiet.