As Jimmy was talking about, what you need to do is network with a realtor and ask them to pull the comps for the area.

However, some people haven't pulled the trigger because the target isn't in site.

On the market for $62, pulling in $875 in rent each month.

Also, getting permits for work to be done, and pull past permits from the court house, so you dont get pinched for something you didnt do.

Cheap to replace and makes a world of difference pulling those off will put new ones up if required toExterior repairs.

I purchase properties with my own cash, make sure they are fixed up right so you don't have problems then you refi and pull your own money out and sometimes 5k extra.

Like a mobile home or something of that nature.

That way, I'm the first on the scene after I pull a TSG.

You'd have to own hundreds of them to pull that off, and the economics of scale wouldn't work because you'd have to buy hundreds of homes and manage thousands of headaches.

Should I just pull out some of the equity from my house to buy this place or should I get a separate mortgage for it - knowing that since it's not owner-occupied I'll be paying a higher interest rate?