I have found that tenants who are willing to pay the higher prices, are often the better tenants.I suppose that your question will depend on how strong the rental market is... my rental market is very strong, and I don't ever list properties for under market price.The only exception is when a lease comes up for renewal.

@Joshua Meyers, I envy your position, but I won't say much about your specific question except: Don't.

You have to realize that NO ONE is going to take you to the finish line except yourself!!!

Mindy, or "Mindy J" as I call her (it's her rap name),  is an exceptionally bright real estate investor, writer, and superwoman who definitely knows her stuff.She's written several articles on the BiggerPockets Blog over the past year, as well as offering advice and feedback here on the Forums.

Is this legitimately attainable or an exception to the norm? 

I have no properties except my primary residence but am hoping to get my first buy and hold late this year/next year.These forums are great.

Looked at the property yesterday and mostly everything appeared to be good except the HVAC would not come on. 

Never use a QCD in a sale transaction, except with REO properties from institutions which title companies will insure over

In most all states, with California having exceptions with certain exceptions, Net Listings" are illegal and/or unethical.

Hi @George Chang,I have lived in NYC my entire life (except for a short stint in college) and have followed the real estate market here for over a decade.