Anyway, I learned that vetting tenants and that having to low of a price point attracts the wrong people.thanks guys

This, coupled with the fact that Harrison has poured nearly $200 million into building the infrastructure of its downtown region (not mentioning Red Bull Arena or the aforementioned Path station which leads directly to NYC) you have a strong candidate for appreciation over the next 10 years.  

I am analyzing a duplex near Seattle where the owners are in Bankruptcy Chapter 11 for multiple properties over $1.6 million in back taxes....Of course I will consult an attorney - but before I do I wanted feedback on whether to pursue any further.The asking price is way too high for it to make sense (which is part of why it's been on the market for over 135 days, so I would only offer a number that made sense).

But when you stack a tax deductible 700 or 800 exchange fee against possible tax savings it can look pretty attractive to take the chance.

The Orlando market is indeed an attractive one. 

Again havent tested it but my inclination is that I'm in these properties (with nice cashflow) until the neighborhood really takes off or I'm exiting to an investor at a cap rate that is attractive to them which is prop high single digits ie $65k-80k.  

I am moving back to reality, where homes are 250k-350k for your average blue collar home vs 850-1.2 million for Surrey Blue color homes.

I am Donna. I am excited to get to chat and learn from all of you fellow investors. I am new to the investing and I want to know where to begin. How do I find a list of potential cash buyers of homes in my area? Sourc...

I've listened to most of your podcasts and I'm amazed how you guys turned the good old boring real estate biz in a fun attractive professional environment.

For ex one dude said to find a 50 unit apartment building for 1 million dollars in NYC.  1 Apt in the worst neighborhoods in NYC go for 1/2 million!