I just renovated a 2 BR / 2 BA single family built in 1900 and it was 55K.Also, there's no such thing as "ARV 200-300K" - you need to conservatively estimate the ARV and come up with a much narrower range.Finally - are you local?  

So, if your payments are $1,000 per month, the IRS views them as $990 principal and $10 interest, even if your note states that the interest is 0%.

I invest in the louisville area as an out of state investor in single family homes and I absolutely love it.

It just really depends on whether you're looking to invest in single or multifamily properties, how much you're looking to spend, and what type of neighborhoods you feel comfortable investing in. 

They should really resell them, even for $1, but they haven't, and this lack of private property owners results in an even lower tax base (and higher taxes for the people who are paying).Yes, there are people who invest in Trenton and make good money, but I would consider them very aggressive, take no nonsense type of people.

I would recommend networking with both your community and even your local competition. 

If you rehab or improve the property, this can accelerate even further.

.: Hi all,I'm planning to buy my first long term rental, a single family resident in the next 3-6 months.

Hi,I’ve been around attorneys for a while & I even studied criminology & law in college.

My business partner and I are looking to invest in single-family homes and duplexes in and around Atlanta.