It has large cracks  and is uneven due to an extremely large tree growing right next to it.

You’re also going to pay a large premium for being month to month compared to similar units on standard leases. 

I lurked for quite a while, but it was time to take the next move and join a large network of people with experience to learn from, diverse backgrounds, and similar financial interests.I am a moderate DIY’er and purchased my first home for $12,000 as a short sale (it was once offered for $3,000).

I obviously don't have enough shareholders to for a Reit but something similar on a much smaller scale is what I would like to do.What is the best way to structure and go about this? 

hey guys so to start off with I'm 22 years old and looking to invest into real estate. me and my two friends(also 22) have created a team and are looking into buying our first multi family property to rent out. to any of you who already own rental properties what would you guys have for advice for someone just starting out. what is something you would've done different when you were just starting out. right now the biggest thing is getting the money for a down payment. anybody have suggestions or tips or any types of loans that don't require such a large down payment. any feedback is much appreciated. 

House is one property on a large lot but I wanted to look into splitting the lot in two and having two separate new builds... the house that’s currently there is basically a tear down but I wouldn’t even know where to start to do something like this and wanted to hear from anyone who has done it

There are not many single family rentals that can support large capital expenditures paid from cashflow every few years and still remain reasonable profitable.

I have a large townhouse in the $1100+ range and it took quite a bit longer to rent and went for less than I was initially expecting, even with it being in the Carl Albert school district.

I can do it but this was the first time doing it at this scale.

I own a commerical building a few houses but nothing on a large scale.