Purchase price: $213,000 3 bedroom, two car garage, fiberglass in-ground swimming pool, 0.5 acres

Really the super zoomed out view should be where there is strong job growth, population growth, and a good price-to-rent ratio. 

Purchase price: $19,000 Cash invested: $29,000 This was a lower income class C- sfh buy and hold for 3.5 years.

By sharing housing costs with tenants, I enjoyed better living conditions at a lower price.10.

I believe that you need to teach people how to treat you and I already made the mistake of texting with them initially and now am paying the price by having to respond to texts via email.

I planned on listing the property at $1,700 as that seems to be a reasonable market rate.

The reason why I am asking for advice on this, is because I just now started to save for a down payment on a house and I am looking to move into my first home next year. 

I enjoy listening to you talk about all the reasons to purchase real estate currently even though prices have more then doubled in many areas.I would like you to have someone on who disagrees with you on this and can articulate some good reasons to not buy right now. 

Expireds – These are people that want to sell as is shown by the fact they had listed, but for some reason the property didn’t sell, that’s where we step in Tired Landlords – Landlords who are tired of managing rentals Referrals from Agents – Some agents find properties that aren't ready for prime time and the seller doesn't have the money to fix up the property for the MLS. 

Cons: not a lot of meat left on the bone, these properties are already fully rehabbed, so your purchase price is likely near the top of the market.