It bears repeating: stick to your numbers.

I suppose the concern or risk on both of those ideas and not understanding the building structure and daily use, is the repairs you are mentioning maybe so severe as to require shutting the building down or affecting occupancy temporarily.  

The state the Subject Property is located in and that states foreclosure process will affect the magnitude of the answer here as well.  

A foreclosure could have been caused by the economic downturn, in combination with sub-prime lending ... there was a lot that went on that a lot of people were affected by. 

I loved the process so much, I repeated it again in 2007.  

Perhaps a better way to say this is what is your most hopeful exist, highest best, as you know it.How does that exit affect your return in your opinion?

The decision on August 26th, 2014 against Equity Residential, which manages approximately 6,680 units in Massachusetts, affects not only the bottom line, but the way many communities conduct their leasing.The decision clarifies M.G.L. c186, s. 15B - the law that addresses security deposits and payments.

The passive interest income won't be affected.

Rinse and repeat every two years or so.Thanks for reading!

Then sell and repeat. 2) Buy a (2-4) multifamily home that needs minor repairs.