All nice areas.

Peter to reduce rental turnover you either have to have a place with the bottom 50% of asking rents for the area or really nice finishes so tenants will pay a premium and want to stay long term.You have to weigh getting that extra 50 to 100 a month being at the top of the rental market versus losing months of rent to evict and recondition.For that reason I do not like being at the top for rent rates in my market.I am not at the bottom but not at the top.For good tenants safety and the landlord fixing repairs in a timely manner is usually what is on the tenants mind when looking for a landlord.

This they showed through various slides, how they tied up the properties and flipped them for nice tidy profit (mid to high 5 figures).

I was at the Court House in 2000 and was high bid on a very nice house.

We are looking at a 3/1 that is 1070 sq ft and in a nice area.

The complex is directly across the street from a nice park that was recently redisgned by the city to add walking trails and other amenities.

Nice to see you posting and participating...that's a great first step!

Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to negotiate your terms on borrowing?

Welcome Raquel, its nice to have people from all over the country share there business ideas and market nuances as we all work towards our various goals in real estate.

Hopefully we'll have a nice turnout.