Oh, we have seen a HUGE difference in the market, Homes, where we were in Pembroke, are 250k-300k and 2BR 1BA fixer-uppers.

Stay away from occupied foreclosures, properties acquired in a tax sale for unbelievably low prices, anything described as a "fixer-upper" with "strong investment possibilities."

It's not worth the headache to stoop to their level.

@David Waddleton I would consider picking a city in the Upper Midwest (Ohio, Michigan, etc) if you’re a fan of cashflow.

Real estate investors from a macro level needs to do three things correctly.

Finally, with the use of Trusts while establishing these structures you can add a level of anonymity by removing your name from public record.When I work with my clients to discuss asset protection I navigate with them through: the size of their portfolio, their level of exposure and their future goals.

Depending on the level of your income, rental tax loss through depreciation may even lower your AGI.

Purchase price: $250,000 Seeking a fixer upper and glad we got it first day on the market, a bit of luck.

This meant that the appraiser would then take the current rents, which couldn't service the higher debt level.

So I thought let's do it on my Dutch market.Example; https://www.funda.nl/koop/breda/huis-40055057-wilr...Single family dwelling; 125m2, upper 60's, 5 bedrooms, 200k (euro).I looked up similar houses meaning; (same age, rooms, +/- 10m2 more or less, similar location)Rents varried from 890-1045.