Hello BP community,I am a young professional fresh out of college and brand new to the real estate industry.

I am currently dealing with two deals that, at least at first glance seem to be worlds apart in difference to me. i could use any advice you all have to offer.

One is a 3/2 sfr in CT. This property seems to appreciat...

However, I'd be really hesitant to bake that assumption into the long term plans.

Either you bake enough rent to cover expenses or you will see all profit evaporate out the window.

in mutual funds or syndicated investments its someone else running the show.. when you buy a turn key property ( a home that has fresh rehab and is for rental purposes) your running the show.. its as simple as that.. there is no way to get any kind of meaningful data like what your looking for.the only meaningful data that comes to mind for me and I have been in this space since 2001 .. is really asset or neighborhood quality.. low end neighborhoods generally are tough on out of state investors and will not perform as well as higher end neighborhoods.and what do I mean by that...

Mixing up the type of mailer seems to help keep things fresh.

I'm starting fresh from now on and educate myself. 

They usually reply, come back when you have a job...so I wonder if a freshly minted real estate agent would have any trouble getting an apartment?

Of course starting fresh in a new city, that would be tough since you would not know anyone.

I will say that if he moved, the bathroom and kitchen would probably need a fresh coat of paint and new hardware to freshen up the place.