If your mortgage, HOA, etc is 400 per month, and your expenses will be roughly half your gross rent, then you will clear $50 per month after everything is accounted for.So:Cash on Cash return=$600/year = 6% of your $10kAmortization of approx $200 per month in mortgage expenses = $2400/year = 24% of your $10kA more optimistic assumption would be $100 per month cash on cash since some of your expenses will be covered by your HOA fees.

You probably want to get there at least a half hour before the sale, because you don 't want to be a distraction during the sale.

We're adding a half bath upstairs in addition to general rehab of plumbing, electrical, countertops, and landscaping.

I’ve been watching from the edges for some time now, and I think I’ve listened to about half of the podcasts already.

I have 10 long term rentals and 8 fix and flips right now and I would not have gotten half of those if I was not an agent.I would read Gary Kellers books and learn all you can about real estate.

I would suggest trying to find another property for a great deal.Here in Belton there are half side duplexes going for 62k and renting for 600-750/month.

Fast forward to now and she owes me $300 for the water bill I paid off when I purchased it and $300 for half of the rent from a few months ago ($600 total) and to top it off she presented me with a list of repairs that she wants me to take care of namely painting the house and replacing the kitchen floor and carpet, although she never gave a list to the previous owner that was charging her more rent.

Over the last year and a half I have been running my own business on the side, which has sparked my interest in entrepreneurialism - especially real estate investing.

I live in WV and the nearest group is an hour and a half away.

Towards the second half of the third day though, the big push was to sign folks up for a huge amount of extra training, out-of-state workshops, personal mentors, and much more - to the tune of $25,000 to $60,000!!