There's often unpleasantness when too-low rents have lulled tenants into a distorted sense ofa) the marketb) implied cost of regular maintenancec) healthy living conditionsd) the imperative of growing income, managing spending

Sounds like a biz opp for big scary looking dude property managers.You could probably charge a healthy premium for the bad areas.

We're finishing up the refi this month (appraisal was yesterday), will cash our investor out at a healthy return and keep this one for the long term.Thanks for reading!

Check that the turnover time in your market is healthy hopefully less than 30 day (how long does it take to rent out a unit)

If you choose 5 - 10 companies that are the leaders in their respective markets, you should see a healthy dividend and price appreciation over time. 

Thank you - stay healthy & safe out there.Here's the linkhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...

You need to have contingency plans and extra capital for when things go wrong.All too often, new investors with no money are the ones who want to leverage to a high degree when, in actuality, it's generally something you should only do if you have a healthy amount of liquid capital.  

There are some great resources on here and a healthy Denver contingent of people doing basically everything you could think of -- house hacking, buy-and-hold, flipping, wholesaling. 

Low down payment options are preferred..Thanks hope everyone is staying safe and healthy.. 

To date, I’ve purchased three SFH’s and sold two of them making a fairly healthy profit on each and now I can’t help but wonder about scaling up to bigger deals or stay the course.Thanks again and a great day to you all!