You have to consider the potential upside such as rental increases, RUBS additions or other forms of supplemental income (make sure the local sub-market will support these additions) that the complex in question is currently not taking advantage of.

This is why the Medicare Advantage and Medical Supplement businesses are booming big time.

We also enable investors to track all their offers in a centralized place while we do the heavy lifting of making sure they hear back within 24-48 hours.

Home ready 3% down loan enabled me to put down a reasonable down payment and not have to save up 20%.

I also suggest they supplement with window units. 

My job as a software engineer enables me to save around $2,500 a month that I can use in real estate investing.Last September my mother and I purchased a home from a house auction for $36,000 put $5000 more into it fixing it up and sold it contract for deed a month later for $75,000 at 10.5% interest a year.

I wanted MLS access to be able to run accurate comps and supplement my property searches via marketing.I think your last statement may be the way to go.....I don't currently have any realtor friends but maybe I could work out an arrangement with one somehow - off the record.

Collecting supplemental passive income from rentals now is part-time while he is working;Wholesaling and fix-and-flipping is very time consuming, so I can see why it would make sense to want to start renting out properties before being able to devote the time it takes to be a full-time investor.Where it seems slightly "backwards" is that the money to buy the rentals can usually come from assigning contracts and the profits from flips...

The buy and flip or rehab and flip enables you to see a CASH return instantly, whereas the buy and hold is only a paper return.

Hi, Our investment model is to enable investors purchase superior bank owned homes (REOs) at significant discounts and also to provide complete property management services for REOs purchased through our Turnkey Property Management System.