graet point Al Williamson...as a personal rule, i have stayed away from buildings where one tenant is on top of another..for one thing, the noise as al said..another is plumbing leaks from one apartment down into the other..if a tenant keeps their shower curtain open, it will eventually leak down into an apartment below...if it leaks into their kitchen below,they see the damage and hopefully stop...if it affects another tenant, they may not realize or it care to change their bad habits

Seattle wouldn't be in my top 50 and I have invested in multiple states-WA isn't one of them.

I would not have been able to afford a $3k deductible on top of the sewer line at that point.

I think our whole society is crazy, I mean heck, we are always like top 5 when it comes to rape, murder, theft, and other things.

Biggest things I see to improve are Paint, drywall repair, replace the acoustical tile ceiling with drywall, flooring, Counter tops, shower surround.

3 am Sunday a tenant smoking on the apartment porch carelessly discarded a cigarette and started a fire that destroyed the top 4 units in a 24 unit building.

There fees would come off the top of that and I would end up with less in the end.

He teaches a class called Financial Freedom and it is in my top 5 must attend classes for anybody who ever relies on a monetary system.

I just realized today that credit partnering is a fantastic thing.

You can't do no money down on those and I don't want to have to stop doing single family for such a long period of time - especially when I believe that the super low prices are only going to be here another 12 to 24 months tops.