I think in Tempe (or other college towns), you trade cap rate/ROI for a near endless supply of tenants and very low vacancy rates.

Canadian Real Estate Magazine has been calling us for the last 2+yrs but we have turned them down bc another turnkey provider in our market advertised with them for 1yr and also flew to Canada to attend a trade show and never made a sale.  

Like many of you, my main reason for joining this forum was to trade professional tips.

It's against business ethics, and if bad things happen, I have to suffer the consequence of lying.

The trade-off to lower mortgage payment will be mortgage insurance and 20% downpayment through conventional loan.Exit Strategies: Live and rent out single-family or duplex while making repairs over the years and either keep in in the portfolio as a rental property or sell.While I'm not looking to jump the gun on any decision at this point in time, I would like to know how strong of an idea the first option is compared to the second and if I have correctly examined the strengths and weakness of each investment opportunity.Thanks again BP Nation!

. -- Don’t just be a “jack-of-all-trades" 3.

That's why I'm here . . . to learn the tricks of the trade!

We are willing to trade time and sweat for a serious mentor/s that is dedicated to helping someone.  

I'm a Public Librarian by trade who does a little bit of landlording on the side.

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