Biggest thing is going to be building in the right area where you are confident you can generate solid income with quality tenants.

I think B-/C+ type stuff is the place to be, and Chicago is full of C class buildings in solid areas with a Chipotle or Starbucks nearby. 

I was looking at a house in Beacon hill last week that had a great GRM and a solid cap rate.

The difference I suppose is I write my own small letter batches that are custom-tailored for a few recipients.

In this active market no seller will wait for you he sells to the first strong buyer making an solid offer. 

Be happy with a solid deal, understanding that today’s low interest rates make up for the higher price you will likely pay.

I would travel to Killeen first and do some solid networking with veteran investors in that market before jumping in.

Does anyone have solid core luxury vinyl plank that has held up for years in your rental without splitting at the seams?

It's also in close proximity to UTSA and a relatively easy commute to either Lackland Air Force Base or Camp Bullis, leading to a consistent demand for rentals and a solid tenant population.The neighborhood is within Northside ISD and currently zoned for Fields Elementary, Jefferson Middle School, and Harlan High School, all of which are rated 7/10 on GreatSchools. 

Has anyone invested in a manufactured mobile home that sits on solid foundation that came with acreage?