These are the numbers on a triplex that I purchased 2 years ago:Cost: $255,000 Gross Income: $36,000 + utilitiesNet Income: $27,000Cashflow: $15,500Cash on Cash Return on $56,000 investment: 27.7% per yearI would definitely recommend multi-family, as your cash on cash return is almost always higher than single family for a variety of reasons (more income, lower vacancy, CCA, etc.).

Hi All - So, although this may sound simple, it's actually not that simple of a question due to a variety of variables. 

The home inspection revealed severe insect infestation, broken windows, and damaged masonry, plus there is a makeshift set of stairs leading to a loft.

Depends on the GC, but a variety contractors work on a 12-15%(ish) price on top of materials.

They can be found a variety of ways including at your local REIA meetups or from the "I Buy Houses" signs decorated around your area.

I don't think a lot of people know about this yet and I expect it to bring even more appreciation to the area.https://www.researchtriangle.org/news/developer-reveals-more-plans-for-250m-seaboard-station-in-downtown-raleigh/

In this case, there are so many ways to get to the "who's viewed your profile" section from the dashboard, that we've just removed that block entirely.The good news is that there are still a wide variety of ways to navigate very quickly to the page.My preferred method is simply by clicking on the "profile views" piece of my stats in the top right of my dashboard.

It's happened over and over, for a variety of reasons sales slow down in fall and winter and then will pick up again.  

Our first property:Purchase price: 62,000Expected rental income: 800/monthThe single family home is 2 bedroom, 1 bath.  It has new furnace and central air, roof is 1 year old.  The structure is sound.  It had termite ...

Loan to others: There are a variety of different people and institutions that you could loan your money to that would make you varying rates of return.