If you want to be renting to someone who works at the Pentagon then you need to be within .5 miles of a Metro station in Alexandria or Arlington and ideally on the blue or yellow lines.

As a quick example, there are Townhomes in Windermere and Winter Garden in the high 200 to low 300 range, some of which have detached garages with Apartments that would work ideally.

I was looking for someone who is in Kansas City and looking to partner as I get comfortable with the idea of long distance investing or some recommendations on agents, lenders, and property management companies that I could begin to talk to and develop relationships with there.Any information is happily accepted, Thanks!

That's a good ideal.

Housing and urban development is pushing a new planhttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/hud-plan-would-raise-...So, what do you think would be the consequences, unintended or otherwise, to the rental industry? 

We get a lot of these calls where they are trying to move a soon to be demoed house for development generally so the builder can save on demo.

Hello everyone :)I'm wondering how can I check urban development..

My focus in joining BP is to expand my knowledge by working closely with investors, developers and flippers.

Ideally, I would have the paragraph state that the buyer (me) can back out at anytime before closing, but the assignee is bound to the purchase of the house once they sign.

Take for instance I deal I'm running right now - Duplex (we'll occupy for the first year, but running numbers for when we move out)Purchase price: $190kTotal Rental Income: $1750/mo10% down: $19kClosing costs: $6kTaxes: $357.08/mo ($4,285 annually (6%)Vacancy/Repairs/Management: $350/mo (25%)Monthly Cash Flow: -$53It's sort of disheartening.