Generally do not say anything negative about an area that would steer someone away from that location.Focus on things that are not subjective in nature. 1 mile to the baseball stadium. 2 miles to the internet. 

I'd also add, to do a cost seg. or not depends on a few factors including, but not limited to:What you are hoping to get out of it (e.g. offset other income in the portfolio, get a big refund to put down on another property)How long do you plan to hold the property (depreciation recapture of 25% might make this less worthwhile if you sell the property in 2 years)Did you already place the property in service and start depreciating it for 27.5 years (LTR) or 39 years (STR).

While qualifying for a HELOC is dependent on your home equity and your credit score, good or excellent credit makes it easier to qualify.

We're printing out a few offers, that way depending if we find any surprises at the walk through we can present an offer that's fitting. 

There are a ton of areas to make a move on depending on number of units and location.

Hi Jenny, it depends on what your strategy is but if you're looking for newer properties in affordable and growing cities I would recommend Anna, Princeton, Melissa, Forney - anything north of Plano. 

Also depending on what state its in there are sellers disclosure laws where it can get messy if you do not take the right steps .

First inspection for new voucher holders is after 6 months, and it is every other year thereafter; 4) generally, good amount of applicants, and relatively easy to rent out (really depends on the property and location)Negative: 1) tenant quality is the No Uno pet peeve.

Now, facing lease renewals, I discovered two tenants has a history of evictions from my Internet research.

Hi Will,It really depends on your experience level and risk tolerance.