These in turn reflect back into the HOA dues.For a pure appreciation-only play, your particular situation may be ok, especially if its a newer property and you expect demand to increase in the area.

That is pure nonsense.

It is pure stupidity on the part of a business to impose late fees as a punishment or for the purpose of persuading customers to pay on time and then view the payment as a bonus income.

How exactly do you determine the better deals just off of pure profit outcome?

There used to be about 70 episodes of pure gold, but they took them down and rebranded, so now it's not as good as it used to be, but Tom Krol is a rock star and so is Cody.Feel free to PM me if you have any questions and best of luck to you.

To clarify this is our first rehab purely for profit that we aren't living in for some period of time. 

There are other options on the market that do make money, pure and simple, so if your goal is to invest then either offer a number that will turn a profit or find something else.

It probably wouldn't be my first choice as a pure investment, but now that I have it, I'm trying to come up with a way to invest in my next property without having to dip too far into my cash reserves.  

If you're purely speculating on appreciation, there are better cities to gamble your money on.

I have a lot to offer anyone in the business just from my pure desire to succeed.