There is a never ending supply, and I have thought about what you are talking about but with an o didn't street, but a lot of the houses are so far behind in taxes it tough to make the numbers work...I would have never imagined it would be that expensive to fix I was thinking 5k to 10k max.

Evalutes returns versus risksRental demand versus supply of propertiesPrice to rent ratio, tenant  quality and screening process,  eviction lawsWhy going abroad and not investing in your own country ?

Lastly, on the other side of that many markets are still below replacement value which could mean that supply of housing stock is fixed and that bodes well for pricing in those markets. 

Since you are supplying the granite you know they offer free installation and sink when you buy it.If I were you I would hire each trade out separately.  

:sku #1000003071 @ Home DepotIt's important to note that GE will start offering rebates on LED's as of June 1 so at that point we'll switch back to our local distributor (Evergreen Supply in Chicago).

The thing is i don't know how to rent it to other people ( preferably students) because 5 minutes away from my studio apartment, there is a college nearby. i bought all the furnitures in the apartment and the contract is in my name.

As in any business it's all about supply and demand.

@Andrew S.How about a marine supply?

Generally, anything that is permanently attached is considered real property and would be included.So, a building or tree = yes.A mobile home, vehicle, or piece of furniture = no. 

It's value as a currency is based on the fact that supply and demand are inherently self regulated.