Just because similar properties nearby have high vacancy rates doesn't mean yours does.

I'm planning a bachelor party for a very good friend of mine, and it's going to revolve around the AMA Supercross race held at the Gilette stadium. In addition to racing dirtbikes, my friend also enjoys smoking cigars...

I have done a great deal of research and I have began seeking out mentors but I was wondering if there is anyone out there who has come from a similar background/situation that made the same initial investing mistakes that my wife and I did with the house and cars.  

I am looking for something similar. 

I have come to the forum to see if anyone else has had this similar experience and what steps did they take to not allow this situation to stop them from investing?

I have come to the forum to see if anyone else has had this similar experience and what steps did they take to not allow this situation to stop them from investing?

I reached out to my agent and I am keeping an eye out for similar properties on the market.I do see one very similar to mine going for ~450k...is that considered a comp or does it need to be a sold price?

Keeping the rentals in their current condition (compared to other rentals in similar condition) we can raise rent to a gross monthly rent of $4350.

Has anybody dealt with a similar situation and have some answers?

Investing in Multi family will be a pretty similar experience to your other rentals just with a larger focus on return when you're purchasing, I wish you the best of luck.