My hope is we time the market then to purchase and then ride the organic appreciation cycle to eventually CF rental or sell and invest in the South where we plan to retire anyway. 

I am new to real estate, i have read books but so far no books have been able to explain how i can stay organize.

I am new to real estate, i have read books but so far no books have been able to explain how i can stay organize.

With that objective in mind, I’m looking towards “nicer” properties, in hopes of minimizing some of the issues that seem to come with lower income tenants/parts of town.Over the last few weeks I’ve been crunching numbers on properties on the MLS, went and observed an auction at the courthouse, have been studying the amount rental homes have been renting for, and have been driving some of the neighborhoods I’m interested in buying in.

For the lazy (the site's not terribly well organized), here's a sample report:Sample Report@Mike Waltman - Just mentioning you to make sure you saw what Steve had shared.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a Paris-based think tank for industrialized countries, supports the idea.

We offer many dishes in both small and large portions and are dedicated to developing menu options that address ever-evolving consumer lifestyles — be it meatless, organic or whole grain items — and work with quality-focused partners like Creekstone Farms."

Two condos both free and clear, one has a tenant already in it with a guaranteed rental payment made by a well known charitable organization.

Really like the area.There are meetups organized on BP and also on meetup.com --- I keep having to miss them because of other conflicts (I've only been to one) but there are definitely opportunities to get out there and network.Good luck!

Hi, I have a seller who wants me to omit my inspection and financing contingencies. Have you had a similar situation and how do you handle it?  Did you stand firm, negotiate or move on?  Did removing them come back to...