Detroit is slowly falling off the map and has been for decades...this isn't changing, Phoenix is next level...high growth and rapid appreciation...i.e. unaffordable...and Plano is not really an option unless you are looking at serving affluent tenants...I think Columbus is head and shoulders above any of these markets...it's arguably the premier investment destination in the US right now.

@Michael K Gallagher Thank you for your response, I am not currently looking at any houses yet, just thought I’d ask a question that popped up in my head.

Originally posted by @Austin Works:Hi Austin,It depends on YOU and the specific property.For instance, Dr.

The interest rate you speak of a compounded cost and the CoCR is a simple interest applied to one year.Once again, percentages rear their ugly head and lie to us.

If you are heading to court and a judge is to rule it is 50/50.

Your lease stating tenants are responsible for fines from their actions is definitely a good thing to have, but it’s only mitigating a part of your risk.For instance, let’s say your condo building has 100 units (made up numbers for easy math), and finds it needs to spend $1,000,000 on replacing the roof, siding, and HVAC.

Was the path of going into the airforce a decision pushed on you or were you heading that way for yourself?

Even though I know in my head that the numbers work and the gains could be so much higher and it’s “good” debt.

For instance, when I had a water heater replaced, the company charged me $400 for the added cost due to the fact it was propane hook up. 

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