I am currently looking at duplexes that can cashflow at least $200 per door and only looking at MLS now with the help of a realtor.

from the outside the frame and structure of the house looks in good shape, but once you go in is when you the flooring in the back part of the house all going down to one low spot... if you look at a door way that is by it one side of the door jam is normal other side is 2 inches lower across the top if that helps any.

row=1#modal_PhotoGalleryThese 50's houses are a lot easier to maintain, plus it has AC and a garage (tenants like those).

Amazon talked about 30 minute drone delivery to your door steps, not today, but in a few years.

The garage is fully finished and has tile, finished walls and gas/water hookups.

There are lots of markets in the Cleveland area where duplexes are just flat-out bad deals while the 10-unit next door is a screaming deal, and there are neighborhoods where the opposite is true.

I think what he is saying is -- "Do or do not, there is no try."

The utility employee failed to close the basement door (after shutting my entire building HVAC down and my first floor pipes froze and busted).

Antifreeze can be added to the water but it isn't necessary for this appliaction; that's more appropriate if you're heating a concrete slab such as a garage floor or driveway.

The owners next door would hate him , so he set up a LLC to to do the purchases .