Both monetarily and in time, so I'm focusing on building passive income at a young age.Anyway, happy to be here, cheers!

(Context: I wouldn't let him break his lease on his terms and then had to take him to court for holding over.)On the other hand, the tenant in my personal duplex is as thankful and pleasant as could be.

I look for high cash on cash, I'm skeptical of appreciation in the lower end properties and will be pleasantly surprised when they go up.

Large house = $1,500/mo ($900 for 3 bed, $600 for 2 bed)Small house = $1,100/mo ($550 for each unit)I see a huge opportunity here to buy these houses this fall/winter and let the current leases expire and then rehab them next spring/summer just in time to rent to nurses/young professionals working at the hospital.

I’m very interested in doing both at this point in time.

The roof, appliances, driveway, etc. will need to be replaced in time, and the CapEx is used to estimate those long-term replacement costs.  

Another option is Pleasant Ridge and Madisonville.

.,   That has probably happened to most of us at one point in time. 

In this day in time with instant communication there is no reason for the delay in your property manager contacting you. 

With that, I'd like ask for recommendations of a Realtor in SA that understands investors but most importantly has an intimate knowledge of the SA market.Thank you in advance for your recommendations and knowledge as we are excited to be apart of the BiggerPockets family.Clint