I don't know if I should just cut my losses and start selling my properties (They would actually be quite profitable if they were fully rented).

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Speaking for Indy and in agreement with the other two, the midwest is incredible right now.You could get quite a bit more here in Indy for $80k-$100k than you probably could anywhere on either coast.

You buy your FHA home, you then have it quit claimed into your LLC, you then rent out the home to renters who give you a rent check made out to your LLC.

I was recently speaking to someone who owned a vacation condo in Hawaii and was quite shocked to hear that his property management company charges him 50% of his rental income.

I was just eating lunch and almost lost it.

Quite frankly I own property in an area that is lower-class and credit alone cannot be the determining factor.

I had it at 640 two years ago but young spending habits caught up to me and I just recently started working after quitting my last job and not rushing to find a new one (which was stupid).

I want to listen to something while I'm banging away at my computer and these will work out quite nicely.

Keith Ferrazzi in his book Never Eat Alone says "Autonomy is a life vest made out of sand."