Buyer contract gets longer.

I am looking to purchase land and potentially rental property using a self directed IRA.

With a thriving job market, steady population growth and potential for appreciation.

Here's what I'm particularly interested in:Key factors to analyze a multifamily property: What metrics and data points should I be focusing on to assess the property's potential?

Example: when a potential seller insists on being given the price you would pay for their home over the phone.

I am having all my buyer clients really dig into their numbers as many deals don't look good with MLS listed rents but if look at actual recent comps you can get some cashflow after cosmetic updates. 

A PM can appear costly, but nothing is potentially more expensive than contravening LL tenant law.

If you're looking for a market that has landlord friendly laws and high growth potential, I would go with Columbus, OH.

Selling your property to a buyer what would an ideal ad say to you?

I like the property because it has a great potential to add a second 1 bedroom unit.