Worth it given the strong cash flow potential? 

We have a certain number that we need to hit per listing in terms of profitability, and now with strong referrals and word of mouth, we are easily picking those metrics, and are turning down more listings than we can handle.

Anyone have strong recommendations for a roofer in Marion, OH.

Specifically, looking to build wealth/income via the 3 core benefits of RE investing: 1) cashflow (feel quite strongly that things need to cashflow neutral and more than likely positive from the onset) 2) appreciating over the long-term (I understand boom and bust cycles will come) 3) Having tenants pay down debt to create equity.Syndication - this is something I have lightly looked into but based on everything I have seen the return are good (6-10%) but not as strong as they could be if I do this myself.

The bigger issue for me is the home is almost 100 years old and it isn't in the best of areas for 95k and its definitely not an appreciation play.. but based on ROI I think its still a strong move for the LT hold.. any advice is appreciated!

I'm currently in need of a strong list of vendors and contractors who operate in Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson and surrounding areas.

As Account Closed said, some markets are showing signs of strong growth moving forward in the near future.

I strongly suggest yiu take an Anthony boot camp.

It wouldn't bring strong enough returns.

You're only as strong as your weakest link ... select your partners wisely.Some of the cons of the 203k are higher interest rate, extra loan costs, and longer closing timeline (+15-30 days), but if you value the pros more, then the 203k is a great option!