Here's the deal - I want to be as efficient as possible without skipping any steps that are crucial to my education in real estate.

Each neighborhood has its own unique features, pros and cons and whether something is a "pro" or "con" is more subjective than objective depending on each investor.

East Point bungalow is the perfect starter for my investment property Added features including an open floor plan, granite countertops, new cabinetry, high-end modern finishes, brand new stainless steel appliances, and new gleaming hardwood flooring throughout.

I had a few affordable feature items that added much more to the sale price than it costs to install/construct.

The unit was on the top floor so we could call it a ‘penthouse’ and the window was just big enough to look out under the on-ramp of the Bay Bridge.The condo wasn’t much to talk about, but it had all the necessary features and, for an extra $60,000, we added a parking space.

On-Demand Buying Desk feature gets you immediate support for volume quotes.

The home is essentially in good shape but dated as it's about 20 years old or so and could use some modern upgrades but it was the model home so it has features like granite counter tops, dual pane windows, French doors, etc...

It’s almost 100% location/price & condition/features.

As others have mentioned putting together your team will be the most crucial aspect of your investing from afar!

Isn't the 50% rule feature on the rental calculator moot if you're already including expenses on the actual calculator?