I've been looking at some 3 and 6 plexes and they have extremely high utilities costs.

Having the common public running around trying to cure clouds on title is an exercise in futility, since they don't deal with this stuff everyday.

- Are you ok with them adding furniture to the common areas?

If I had the funds, I would love to do a flip here.I am in no means an experienced investor but I am extremely cautious and tend to buy with a long term view.

It has also been extremely disheartening watching it be successful with seniors in particular {just as the telephone scammer targets the elderly, so do many of their online peers}.We are all going to receive more of these unsolicited emails where the author sounds like they know us, or are a friend of a friend.

As a beginner residential is the most common starting point.

I would imagine that was the case and it is feasible because of his extra expenses.For instance he can add bedrooms in areas that would commonly be utilized differently in a SFR therefore he is adding rentable area.I own a house that is rented by the room but my biggest challenge is to keep it full.

I'm just finishing up J Scott's books, which have been extremely valuable too.

On the flip side, the house I'm having problems with the management, is in a good area with extremely low vacancies and so is a solid rental, was rehabbed and so has very little issues that have come up, so from a maintenance standpoint is still a decent property.

Dwelling/Fire is the most common policy for rentals.