@Jaeseok AnSelf check in is the way to go.

The fact of the matter is for every person trying to "flee" Minneapolis many more people are moving in. I

The town the property is in is much better than the surrounding towns.

That's the part that I am struggling with the most is the time constraints of having to deal with the 1031 and the decision of what city to invest it in.  I

As an out-of-state investor, t's been SO great networking with BP members from the specific markets I'm interested in. I

The lawn was overgrown and windows were starting to get smashed in. I

@Jack Stryc depending on what market you live in I would consider buying a property that can produce income while you live in it, or that can produce income in a year after you move out.

A good way to decide which city you want to be located in is to look at their market data and see how the real estate market is trending in each city.

A tenant of mine just sent me an application asking me if I would fill it out and send it in. I

After reading a few posts, where do people find properties for $2,000 or any "affordable" properties in Atlanta, GA to invest in? Is