I sent a YL to a house built around the turn of the last century that was the orginal farmhouse that is now surrounded by duplexes, one of which has been townhoused.

I currently live in a 4-unit in Riverview so let me know if you have any questions about this strategy.Inventory is very low in the Twin Cities and surrounding suburbs so you might have to compete with multiple offers on good properties or get creative to find deals.

Youth center being built less than a block away, and the city has passed plans to repair the surrounding area.

(in our city and surrounding areas)I thought as long as there is a market and number works, who cares what the property is.SFH, Condo, townhouse, commercial, multi-unitbut I can be wrong, please help me be a better investor/realtor

If the comps are weak in that subdivision 6 months back I might try and got 8 months back and go out in about 1 mile radius but sometimes the surrounding subdivisions are not comparable at all (I figure it out by driving all the comps) and do not make good comps for the subject property.Typically in these sort of scenarios I have been making my 70% minus repairs offers based on the properties tax assessed value as the ARV.

That city has now grown and is surrounding the parcel, increasing value and opportunity.In this example the "land" is the small communities and the "city" is the energy activity and growth.Living in a rural Alaska, I have come to appreciate the importance of available medical services and am interested to look into that option first.

So, with an issue where the property was not kept in like manner of surrounding properties or keeping the yard clean, clear of of trash or personal property, or failing to return the trash cart within 10 hours of pick up, an admin fee was assessed at an hourly rate and became due together with the next rents due.

I’ve done a market analysis on the big city I live in and surrounding top growing cities in the burbs.

You still need to add a top coat or two after installation (or before intallation if you're on the ball).Vinyl sheet goods are not a good option for a shower surround (this was in our current rehab!).

I would knock on every door in the neighborhood surrounding the homes you are interested in, introduce yourself, tell them your dilemma, and ask for their support.