I have a few houses in my town that are dilapidated and I'm interested in possibly purchasing them.

My list consisted of 2 vehicles....a nice work truck like i have now and a car which is a nissan 370z. which for those of you who don't know is a sports car that can be had for 20k or less which is pretty humble considering there are corvetts and such rolling around town for 100k or more. then there was the house. a cabin out in the woods and a little garage. a few more odds and ends but that was basically it.

I'm game if they're interested in a small Wyoming town perspective. 400 rentals, 12 years experience. 

The agreement can be customized as well for example an agent can write in a clause that if you’re unhappy/ want to work with someone else then the agreement can be terminated with something like 72 hours notice (first agent would probably have “procuring cause” on any properties they’ve showed you already), or the client can work with one agent for one type of property/ a specific part of town and a different agent for a different investment goal.

However, if you want to be in one of the nicer parts of town, this may be your only option from a required capital and CoC return perspective. 

I am purchasing a triplex in an Illinois town about an hour from Chicago.

Morris County and bordering Passaic County towns seem to be fitting our budget and show potential for growth.

Hi BP community,I purchased a small cafe in a prime location in my town.

Every town has one.

I agree with both of you that I should run the numbers in both towns and then see a lender.