We invest in class A properties, manage from across the country, have vacancy hovering around 0%, invest in appreciating areas so the rent/market price keep up or exceed with inflation maintain our margins and therefore are able to make small margin work.If you want to connect with specific people send them a pm.

We invest in class A properties, manage from across the country, have vacancy hovering around 0%, invest in appreciating areas so the rent/market price keep up or exceed with inflation maintain our margins and therefore are able to make small margin work.

Hey Im in the process of studying the book now before i attend my 63 license hour class.

C class neighborhoods and tenants though.

I sold one AS IS, but believe I left some $$ on the table...Hi Rolanda,We like to price our B class properties at or below appraised value.This is not the case with any other operators.Most have in built margins for at least 2-3 partners that need to get paid.Thanks and have a great day.

This ends up costing the end consumer (a highly protected class with regards to the CFPB - consumer finance protection bureau) more in the end. 

In my case, I've posted my views that the best in-depth resources are local community colleges and/or law classes geared specifically to your state statute.

In this range the rental returns are easily 10-12% all cash, and you have a great working class tenant profile.I personally have one rental that is worth over $250k and while the tenants have been awesome, the turnover has been high.So at the end of the day, just try and pick a goal first, and then choose a strategy from there.

All good points @Stephen Barton .Don't forget in addition to paying for the Broker class [about $400] one will need to join MIBOR & the National Board of Realtors - not to mention E&O insurance and centralized showing fees.  

I took several real estate investing classes and I have been to several real estate investing seminars.