If you are in a high demand metro area, it's simply not realistic to expect to be cash flow positive if you are putting down 0-10%.

Hi Everyone-Long story short: earlier this month, I began making offers on single-family homes to rent around the Jacksonville metro area.

The median home in greater metro area is around $300,000.Here are basic stats on single-family home sales for November 2018 for the City of Austin and the greater Austin area:I'm sure you're all aware of Apple's recent announcement of a massive expansion to its current campus in NW Austin.

Sacramento could operate differently but I would be sure to not compare smaller B market response rates to major metro markets which will have much higher competition with larger players willing to spend big money on marketing. 

Oh yes, in our metro, we also went around to say about 10 stores with a box of donuts and a nice flyer with all the info on our park in English and Spanish, meeting all the stores, sales people etc.  

Each of them are entrepreneurs and earn money outside of the home through different businesses they have and they manage their money in order to save up for large trips to places such as Paris, Costa Rica, and Japan.

So I have the opportunity to go in on this development project North of Milwaukee, less than a mile from major Expressway, also neighboring a small wooded/grassy park area. Right now it is currently zoned for 2, 36 un...

I’m renovating a few properties in the Metro Atlanta area and was interested in knowing how others find carpet for around $10/square yard or under.

That's 2x as much as Phoenix metro, and about half of much as parts of the SFO Bay area.

Tough to cash flow in the metro Nashville area since it's hard to find anything reasonable that doesn't need LOTS of work and even then the numbers aren't great.I've been looking at Multis quite a bit in the last few months for other out of market investor clients so I'm pretty up on them.