@Jorge Ramsés GarcíaIm speaking purely for investing in LA1.If brand new to RE,  some options would be to find other active investors, and either provide capital or JV with them.

Hi Everyone - I'm brand new to this and leaning towards single family or duplex investment properties.

For me personally, and I'm a small fish, I look for 1%, but I'd be happy with .75% on a property that was turn key, like brand new construction.

Brand spanking new to the cash flow game, but very excited to get started.

I don't see any pictures, but the puddles may not be a major concern, although I'm sure it's not what you want to see on a brand new roof.

Come on BP get it together, you spent all these building your brand and loyal following don't lose it on the backend with poor service. 

The lower cap rate on the new building is consumate with the lower risk, because its brand new and will have leas operating and cap ex costs, and because its going to attract a lower risk tenant base.

I once had a spreadsheet to look at what my monthly reserves should be even if I bought a brand new house, and came to over $250/month, using useful life and general cost for everything: roof, HVAC, water heater, bathroom remodels, kitchen remodels, appliances, flooring, paint, etc. and that was only if I had to replace at end of useful life.

I have been eyeing the ropers after BP brought the brand to my attention.

I was born & raised in BR and know the city better than most, which has been a huge competitive advantage, even among realtors.