We expect this meeting to be filled up so get there and get your spot early.Visit www.sacramentorealestateclub.com for more informationWhen :- Wednesday Oct 15th 2014 6:30 pm :- Doors Open 6:30 - 7:30 pm: Come early for NETWORKING 7:30-9:30 pm: MAIN MEETING (including market updates, live investor profiles, a one-hour speaker presentation, and much more) 9:30 pm – On: Stay after for MORE NETWORKING Where :- DoubleTree Hotel (Near Arden Fair Mall) 2001 Point West Way, Sacramento, CA @Tyler Haskell @SB Monty @Matt Iacovazzi hew Gary Account Closed 

Doing a 20 unit building may take too long, annoy tenants too much unless I hire 3/4 teams of contractors.I am feeling my sweet spot might be 10 to 15 units max.This might be my first experience with buildings and I am finding that it might not be such a great business approach as I was expecting.  

Bobby's point about keeping the rent a little low is spot on. 

This area is a strategic point for shipping oil in and out of the Arabian or (Persian Gulf) depending if you are Sunni or Shia Muslim.

I believe the folks who recommended Charles here are spot-on, for Charles is really looking out for the benefit of those who reach-out to him.- Eli

But even a rental is a business that requires capital to see you through the rough spots.

on my rentals I don't replace roof until there is multiple leaks and soft spots.

Any more questions is at [email protected] luck, you have so many options to choose the sweet spot, especially as a new investor.

@Jean Bolger is spot on in recommending Frank's book.

@Phillip Dwyer , thanks for the tip on checking the local laws; I didn't know that was a potential requirement.I'm not yet ready to start investing in Detroit, but I do want to be poised to go there soon; I think it's going to be a hot spot once the community there has figured out which neighborhoods are going to be viable.