I've been burned on repairs before like the prior tenant literally painted the bathtub.

You look at the tenant base, the area growth, the CAP rate, and the value add you can bring to it over time and you can do that in literally any area in the U.S. and do well if the deal is right.

I literally only pay FMLS fees on any property of mine that I sell and no commission on properties that I buy.

I found our Private Lender from just literally telling everyone what we were doing and letting then know "that we have good opportunities if they know anyone that might be interested in investing".

@Ramon Vazquez, LOL :-) Blue springs is literally super hot now and people are paying more than list price and list price is always on higher side.

I literally put your numbers in the financial calculator based on a possible desired 10% yield (I typically want more).

We also don't have rent control or capped increases to worry about here.I manage 400 rentals with automatic increases and literally get no more than a few complaints each year.

Despite the private ownership, the Chemosphere still manages to maintain a reputation for wild parties that are literally “on the edge.”

I figured there would be no better day to make my first BiggerPockets post then a day when I'm literally snowed into my home.

Any experience in Indianapolis (I hear the quality of the neighborhoods literally changes between streets; yikes)?