What were some of the challenges you faced when you first started developing land?

Purchased Rental Property Investing and was trying to find the landlord form bonus.

That's a guaranteed return without the aggravation of being a landlord.  

I don't know whether to go ahead or not as it would take around 5 years to make up for that lost value even though the renovation will add to the total value of the building and land.

Hi all, for the experienced self managing landlords out there, I was wondering if folks can share what you do when a tenant moves out.

I own a small house that gets a decent rental income based on location in Charlotte but due to the size of the house the depreciation isn't huge as the land itself holds about half the value of the overall property.

In this post, I will briefly discuss the unique supply and demand situation in Las Vegas.SupplyLas Vegas is unique in that it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.

You're the landlord.

I have been a landlord for quite some time while also holding a fulltime job.

Hi Rose- Few things to note about buying an investment property.1) Expect to be putting down 25%, as this is most lender's required downpayment on "investment" properties.2) You likely won't be cashflow positive unless you are putting >50% down, OR are buying in a C-class or worse neighborhood.3) Starting out with a condo or townhouse could be a great idea if you're just looking to get your feet wet with landlording- It is less maintenance than SFH or MFH, and you will gain invaluable experience managing a tenant.Aside from the financial challenges, I think it's great that you have the mindset to grow your portfolio.