That said, getting a cheap home, fixing it slightly, and then marketing it to Flippers is a strategy I've heard works well in a lot of markets!

Consider higher interest for a lower down payment. 5% interest is dirt cheap money.

So I've got a property with multiple buildings on it. All of them generate great revenue except two that are borderline condemned. I am waiting on final estimates to see if they can be salvaged but am suspecting tha...

$500 and $600 seems cheap compared to the $800 for the 3 bed, but maybe that one is huge?

Houston is a good market with a lot of great potential, especially if you factor in relatively cheap real estate, population growth and decent rent-to-price percentages

It's not cheap - costs me about a grand a year, but it has every feature a child could want.

They go bad, but are easy and cheap to change.

(The neighborhood this house was in, for example, has been in development/use since the late 1870's... vacant lots mean that someone tore down a house and never built a new one, and they just aren't common)So as a result, new construction really only happens when you get a house that's so far gone that there's nothing worth keeping... or you can get it so cheap that it makes sense to tear it down.Robert Wright - Close.

We were going to buy primary in Va Bch, then rent or buy a cheap condo for work, split our time between the 2.

Im simply saving up for a cheap property the owning company im assuming is giving me 3 months free of lot rent to fix the place up, after i fix the mobile home up. my plans are to put it in a add for rent.. is it that easy?