For that reason, I attended the High school of commerce in my town where the main subject of studying was Finance.

Welcome Erich..Beautiful town that you live in!

Its hard to find comps in the little town we are in, but I am estimating the house would sell for 150-180k, rent would be about $1000, with a $750 positive cash flow.

I know of many homes that are booked 100% of the year in small backwater towns, 30 minutes away from everything simply because it has 9 bedrooms and almost as many bathrooms.

Need cabinets that are inexpensive but will last a long time.Second, is a town-home that will appeal to the local baby boomer crowd.

San Marcos has been the fastest growing town for the last 3 years.

My house is not even in a great part of town and stuff is still going for around $100/ft.

I'll show it to you when you're in town next week Bac.

I even went so far as to sell one property in Old Town San Diego because the value went up much faster than the rents, which made me feel as if my equity was not working as hard as it should have.  

The mortgage (owner claims no second mortgage) has been discharged through the CH7, there is no HOA, and I verified with the town that the taxes are current.