I think that's the best gut-check for if a RE investment is worthwhile.You could argue about the risk profile of each endeavor but you get the idea.

Not knowing all all the tax implications and costs involved in selling your condo, my instinct (and yours?)

“There’s an instinctive sense of progress in letting people go online and find local investments in hotels, real estate or other franchised businesses,” said Bhavik Dani, dealflow organizer at EquityRoots.com.

You could almost make more money gutting the house and selling the piece parts for profit.

We have very nice homes, that we completely remodel (gut to the studs,all properly done and inspected) I was actually told by a sec 8 inspector not to take it personally but they had to find something wrong with my units, or it would appear they were favoring me, and that the justification for the inspection wasn't there.

Just my eyes and my gut.

Essentially, the previous owner put a bunch of.money into the rehab and renovation while he had it and is simply a matter of filling the vacancy and bringing market rents in line.My gut says its too tight but I'll put the offer in anyways.

I need to trust my instincts more.  

Or is it just something you instinctively know with your experience? 

I'm learning the hard way that I need to becoming a marketing gut to continue to find deals and grow my real estate holdings.