You'll see that the REIT is severely more volatile, and corresponds much more closely to the stock market then the direct core real estate index.

I guess I should have said that the principles are ironclad.

Now take all that info and throw it into a PITI (principle, interest, taxes, insurance) calculator (google it) and you have you general monthly escrow payment you would be looking at.

You do NOT have run a deal "through your broker" when you are acting as a Principle buying or selling, and Not as an agent collecting a "commission".

I  believe for the mention to work the name will appear and be highlighted in blue, then it should work for you.Look for books on Amazon, "Mastering RE Principles" is one, any textbook is fine really, you can get one for about $20.00.

I previously worked for Sears Hardware, Lawn & Garden lead, but paint department was right next to me, Kilz was the #1 primer sold and always needed to be re-stocked. 

I strongly believe in exploiting ones own market if at all possible, even if it wouldn't have been your fist choice.Of course a city of 300-400K has all kinds of areas and neighborhoods, with varying incomes, housing stock, schools, amenities and crime levels.

I understand at this point that one can own the land and the structure and the principle of " immenient domain" shall be different.

HOA covers building)$1,440           Maintenance/Expenses (2% of purchase price assumption)$650             Vacancy$10,470         Total Expense Including Mortgage (Doesn't factor principle paid.)$15,600        Rent ($1300/mo)$5,130           Net (Rent-Expenses...)21% COC      Net/Total Cash In

@Michael Hicks We used leadpropeller.com I typed all of my own content and swapped out a majority of the pictures they had as stock.