I'm new to investing although I have updated and sold a few personal homes.I've lived in the Kc metro all my life and it seems like there is a pretty good demand for rentals.

I prefer 3/2's in good school districts because there is usually a lot of demand for them.2) Are there specific types of financing that are advantageous for people using this strategy?

With population and job growth still strong, housing demand will stay strong.

Foreclosures and other demand for housing has continued unabated during that same time.

Is it just a hot demand for breweries, or are other types of businesses demanding space, too?

Is it just a hot demand for breweries, or are other types of businesses demanding space, too?

This is my type of talk, love buy & hold, this is a personal strategy of mine, it is not for everyone, I sell a lot but also hold a lot, what I have learned in my short time is that there is always rental demand, good times or bad everyone still needs a roof over them.

Hello, My brother says he had a friend who used leverage to buy a bunch of houses, and after the housing market crashed in 2008, the banks demanded more cash from him due to the LTV being out of whack.

The tenant moved out and is now demanding a return of her security deposit.

There are about a dozen homes in foreclosure in an area that has high rental demands..