I come to mainly share what I've learned with almost 2,000 months of rentals, 2 dozen renovations, 10 transactions last year ect. as the whole point is to share freely and give a hand to those wanting to learn.

Also, if the main line is bad, its likely a matter of time until the other pipes start to give you issues. 

With our values increasing so rapidly over the past year (in particular), anyone who purchased 12 months ago has seen amazing returns on both rents and overall value of their properties.The main thing to watch out for in Seattle is the rental rules and regulations within city limits.

It's beneficial to get something closer to the west side of Lafayette because it'll attract graduate students from Purdue (just be sure to do proper due diligence with screening).

Mainly from google, but also from books from individuals such as David Greene and  Dave Van Horn. 

The main difference is in the risk. 

Corner lot, 11x17 deck, 2 car driveway, walk-in closet in master bedroom, door to main bathroom from master bedroom, a basement great for my work shop, right next to a park and many amenities.

They deposit it and the day it clears I transfer it over to my main one.

There are a number of good universities that aren't going anywhere and attract a large number of potential renters to the city every year: Washington University in St.

The main culprit, which are the renters living adjacent to my bedroom windows: are what I presume to be family of 8 to 10 people: an old man, an older woman, another woman in her 30's and another woman, a man, 3 toddlers and 2 high school aged kids - all living in a 3 bedroom/2 bath home.