At 25 you have a lot of energy and my know how or eager to learn doing your own work (rehab).

New roof( 18 months old), new appliances( less than a year old), new electrical, windows, kitchen and so on. he is a burn out landlord, 70 years.Here is the number:offer to pay: 200k rent income: $3450 monthlyDown payment: 20KInsurance: $2550Tax: $3930

Yeah right, that would be just burning more money right!

PriceWe need time to burn off all the excesses and reload and we need prices to fall back to an affordable level-in many aspects.

I just had the exact thing happen last month with a tenant--he called up after moving in within 2 months about the furnace--"there is a burning smell"-it is a new furnace, but I had a company go out--they found nothing, I got a service call bill .

Get a home inspection done and see if it is worth your time and energy.

You could get burned by property management, contract negotiations, or pretty much anything.

And I can tell you that the city of Ytown and also my local hunting ground has been promising for years to take care of these vacant homes and they burn down 20 or so a year.

There is not a one size fits all that I know about, and it's a shame when people spend more time trying to find the 'what ifs' and 'yeah but's' in theories that have made other people succeed, rather than devote their energy to succeeding in their own life.

There is not any one size fits all that I know about, but it's a shame when people spend more time trying to find the 'what ifs' and 'yeah but's' in theories that have made other people succeed, rather than devote their energy to succeeding in their own life.p.s.