@Jennifer Walsh I think it really comes down to what you are comfortable with.

Or should I stick to local until I get more comfortable analyzing properties?

I was going to list the property for my friend, but they presented me with a price they would feel comfortable with and it was a price that worked well for my numbers.

I think they called it the Comfortability spectrum on the bigger pockets podcast.

@Richie Howard wow super creative and good on you guys for maximizing your use of space!

Some things I have to contract out for permitting purposes through the city of course, but I’m comfortable doing most work myself.

In reference to leverage, it depends on what you are comfortable with.

I am a real estate broker in the area, so very comfortable on values.

By 2011 that data had shifted back towards a seller’s market and has quite comfortably stayed in that range.

Often understaffed to maximize profit.· Horrific experience on the tenant’s side.· Part timers or side hustle instead of a professionally operated business.· Neglect maintenance which leads to bigger and more expensive repairs down the road.