Turnkey is attractive, but I don't want to blow it all on one or two properties and then not have any cash to continue the process with while I continue to work another 1.5 years or so to save that amount up again.

Also, the headache you'll get from the type of tenants you are going to attract is not worth it.

It seems to me from the 120 number, it's not very attractive.

A solid SFR (especially with a garage or basement) has a propensity to attract more long-term tenants.

It will increase the loan amount and make it more attractive to Lenders.

Recently however, investments in industrial parks have opened up thousands of jobs that attract people from the neighboring counties and  prices are growing by the month.

This type of property can be attractive for rental use, fix and flip, or even to secure a lot in a good location to tear down and build.The key to buying an “as is” property is to understand that sellers are still subject to a home inspection.

The incentive for gentrifying the C locations around our city is one of the most attractive thoughts for me.

And also in how to attract further potential clients.

If you have a lot of passing traffic that would certainly attract some attention.Interested to hear updates as you go along.