Maybe the death of retail is over hyped.

I am a Pennsylvania (Philadelphia and surrounding area) investor and just made my first venture into Texas in the 76131 zip with 4 bed 2 bath SFH.

‘Winterization MoldCrime, heat index, walkability, schools AsbestosPoor location, busy street, etc.TermitesDryvit, synthetic stuccoUrea formaldehyde foam insulation (UFFI)RadonNo parkingAge of propertyOld or no windows, unsecured building (SimpliSafe.com)Knob & tube electrical (60A), grounded outlets every 11’, GFI’sUnderground oil tanks, oil heatGravity or steam heat, octopusRoofing: Flat roofs, slag, slate, Yankee guttersPests: fleas, squirrels, bats, bed bugs, rats, etc.Chinese drywallNo firewallBelow sea level, slabLead paint (prior to 1978)>60% rehab, new construction guidelines & building codes (i.e.

This would be my first out of state property and I want to know if others think this is a deal worth doing or not. 3 bed 2 bath home in Ohio.The purchase price would be $167,000.

I obviously keep the grass well maintained and sidewalks clean but would some mulch and flowers beds be worth it or just another thing to maintain and not worth my time?

Covid, job loss, death.... ugh!

I am interested in the idea of rent by the room with a 4-5 bed house.

We updated all units, and added one more bed and bath to achieve highest rent value, successfully converting this asset into a class A triplex producing an 8% annual cash-on-cash return and a 42% total annual return.

I came across a great property; it's a 5 bed SFH, but the basement is a 2 bed 1 bath MIL apartment.

One place I lived in had hardwood in bedroom and I just got rugs for both sides of the bed.