if ou hear something on a late night infomercial remember if it sounds too good most likely it is.

I used to be one of those people.Give us some real solid numbers on this house: PV, expected rent, any debt, current taxes etc.Oh, yeah, I just remembered, in CA if you show some phony baloney sales price your county assessor is going to be on you like ugly on an ape.

Mostly so people get to know you and remember you.John Corey

Remember landlord insurance is more.

No,the seller pays.Lastly, be loyal to the agent you choose ,remember their time is on commission don't waste anyones time make a firm decision with whom you choose and I'm sure they will meet your needs.Build relationships in this business and you can go far.

The plan is to buy as many of these units as possible (ideally around 100 over the next two years.)

My parents have owned investment properties as long as I can remember, and I can remember being a little kid going out to work on them.

I remember when I purchase within the first week it came out.

Given this is a RE forum, I'm assuming most will say buy RE, but remember I've never been a RE investor.

Remember a taxable event occurs when the sale is recognized, regardless of when you get the cash.