Yes depends on the tenant and where it is and how long you plan to hold the property.For town house style the tenants in lower income rentals tend to work labor jobs.The lower level takes an absolute beating if you have carpet. the red clay trashed the carpet.

Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Index, Federal Housing Finance Agency, Moody’s Economy.com, The Brookings Institution, National Association of Realtors, and National Association of Home Builders.The numbers tend to be a little conservative, but the accuracy over the last several years has been over 80%.

When wholesalers try to sell me a property for more than it's really worth I tend to think one of two things: 1) They don't know what they're doing, or 2) They do know what they're doing but they're trying to take advantage of me because they assume I don't.

There was a famous accused scammer that used the name Rockefeller.Names that I like tend to be natural feature, geographical, historical, or location specific.

The class of tenant in the 500 a month rental is usually more work and the areas tend to be not as upscale in nature.When the rental is lower the management usually wants a higher fee.The other component is do you have the aptitude to want to be a property manager and manage yourself.

Many people who don't understand real estate tend to be fearful, but that's understandable.Just be sure to build up a solid education and plan to get started and you'll be in a good position.We're here to help you do that.

They had jobs that would cover the rent, no other 'bad' behaviors, ie. history of eviction (HATE that), and since lots of people told them no before they got to us, tended to be appreciative, high quality tenants.

A maintenance person that is not getting enough income from one property to survive will have divided interest among other jobs and performance and timeliness of repairs will tend to be inconsistent.I have been through this as an owner myself.

Websites are the same (and our content is all copyright protected for our active members only). 3) Maintenance and Improvement: One thing a lot of people tend to forget when building your own website are all of the little things that go along with building your own website

I tend to use a gross rent multiplier instead of cap rate since the math is easier, a 50 GRM is the same as the 2% rule.