The bottom line, it is deal to deal.

@Bryan VincentLow Inventory levels - Demand high More competition - foreign investors parking their money, west coast/north east buyers Home values are up 47% from bottom of Mar 2012 to name a few..

Lately, when I receive a BP e-mail and attempt to read an article, a blue banner appears at the bottom of the article asking me to Join Bigger Pockets. 

Hopefully a "real" investor will come along and give you some "real" advice and shred mine to ribbons.The bottom line is if you have real figures to work with, You know for a fact you can increase rents, You know the income will cover the expenses and mortgage with money left over then it just might be a good deal!

-Income: If I rented the condo right now, as is, I think I could get somewhere from $1,100 to 1,300 per month (a similar 2/2 unit on the bottom floor (not an end unit) just rented for 1,350).

That is an arrangement I would recommend, and what I aspire to get back to if I want to spend part of the year in Kona again.The bottom line is that the Kona house was a mistake, and it's my fault for not understanding the CC&R's and zoning laws.

They go talk to a neutral third party for an objective opinion.

To help you learn more about my track record please proceed to message me, let's talk about how I can help you Purchase Real Estate at the rock bottom price and then move forward taking about how I can help you, as a absentee owner. 

Start from the bottom because the faster you try and jump into it the faster you will fail.IF YOU FAIL TO PLAN, YOU PLAN TO FAIL.'

The bottom unit was soaked by water.