Here are the pros and cons:Pros:Low expenses; will cash flow well after both units rentedNewly renovated; cleanCub Foods is 5 minutes awayTwo blocks away from bus stopClose to highway, Downtown and a universityClose to the River and parksCons:Low-income areaNo garage (but fresh black-top), but space for building one (3-door, potentially)Has a CELLAR instead of a basement (how does that work?...)

Not to say they won't dine out on the studs the following week though, who wants Chinese food every night?

You may need to break that into 2 investments of $300k to make the numbers work, but it's some food for thought.

Food for thought. 

When my husband and I discovered it in the back yard, the tenant claimed she was watching it for a friend, despite the doghouse in the yard and the 50 pound sack of food in the kitchen.

Hello folks, at Brandon's encouraging I thought I would take a minute to share how BP has helped me both make money and be encouraged to stay in the real estate game during times I was discouraged.A few of the highlights Bigger Pockets has provided in my investing career:People I've met through the site-Jeff Brown- (The bawld guy-if you haven't read his posts, you need to) and I have partnered on 10 flips managed completely by his team.

Raising minimum wage many QSR fast food are starting to implement electronic kiosks to reduce workers needed to fill orders.What price range you have to spend makes a difference as well. 1 to 2 million mainly fast food available.

You'll know you did it correct when you see the name highlighted in blue.

Quick tip - put a drop of food colouring in the the toilet's tank and see if the colour comes through to the bowl after 30min.

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