A good property manager who actually looks out for the owners profit, etc is worth his/her weight in GOLD!

Now my question  is , should  I let the tent have the option  to upkeep  the lawn or hire a gardener and add extra fees or eat It up from the $2100 or $2300 payment?

So to create the "grade" you might weight each of the data points the same (think of it like calculating a grade point average, assuming you are taking 5 classes each worth an equal amount of credit... or weight them differently if you feel strongly that one data set is more important than others).Here is a good census site to use to get started: https://www.census.gov/censusexplorer/censusexplorer.html

Some HML can give weight to your credit, but if you don't have good credit its no use.Some hml might lend to first time flipper but it may be 6 month term.

Yes their have been dips, but generally its going up. Keep

(A good lifestyle without having to worry about the grass and shrubs or any upkeep).The management is typically very professional and the apartments can be as spacious and upscale as your bank account allows.Good Luck!

If you go with "condos units" you're looking at less upkeep, but obviously houses and townhomes have higher profit opportunity.

Thanks Martin Saenz for bringing this topic up!  Keep

It needs some outside upkeep but that’s beside he point.

Both were rare bargains for unique reasons and we were fortunate enough to make cash offers with quick closes to buy under market as both sellers needed to get out ASAP.However, we did use a RE agent to make offer and do the deal, he is family friend, and he was worth his weight in gold.