Get a great cleaning team and they should be able to help you with these things.You can hide a 2nd lockbox for emergencies.

I agree those types of returns are unheard of in the US, but having personally spent a lot of time in the Middle East and other emerging markets, they’re not necessarily as astronomical as they might sound.

I was looking at opportunities in detroit a couple years back but I had some family emergencies I had to deal with that caused me to go m.i.a. for the passed two years.

This separate property management company provides at least- HVAC inspections, extermination, (both of those help since the condo will be entered at least once every other month), emergency lock out help, on call support for situations like frozen pipes, security concerns, building wide relevant alerting system, etc.

I am hoping this becomes an emerging market and I would be able to sell it for a decent payday later on.

In these emerging neighborhoods are lots of antiquated houses and going up around these houses are new construction, rehabs, and high rise condos. 

Hello All,I have been having a very long struggle with the NY ERAP (emergency rental assistance program) and was hoping someone had some experience in successfully dealing with the program.

(We still have some funds reserve for emergency)Here is my opinion:Pros with 1st option: Open Heloc and buy house, save the closing cost and refinance the 2nd mortgage when interest goes down in the future.However the cons is,  in the couple of month if I have to buy another property , I have to pay off my Heloc first in order to buy another property from Heloc.

(Like @Wale Lawal suggested) I'm also currently investing in the stock market aggressively and saving funds for a FHA down payment and/or emergency fund. 

Our moronic state still has us under a state of emergency.