Nevertheless, is it still a good investment if it trading at a high cap rate and with descent cash flow?

Nevertheless, is it still a good investment if it trading at a high cap rate and with descent cash flow?

I'm usually pretty scattered when starting a new plan of action (I tend to analyze and plan a lot).

Professionally, I have spoken to both the noise maker and the complainant to make sure both were aware that apartment living is never noise free but the upstairs tenant should try to be considerate of how their actions affects the other occupants of the building. 

Ok, to avoid Analysis Paralysis I am trying to take 1 action every single day to move towards my first SFH or MFH deal.

Even though fear is a huge component of why many people don't take action, I am glad that is not you.

If you are speaking of equity, as the face value of a single property equity grows, it loses money...not gains it.The good thing about REI is the potential exponential gains you can make with it, when you focus on the short run (NOT like day trading short), and how those short exponential gains translate to long term gains, as long as the short term gains "keep on truckin'".

Her best course of action is probably listing it on the MLS and letting buyers compete for top price.

Keeping most exchanges with tenants to email is a great way to document matters of concern and will help immensely if things need legal action to resolve.

Just bought a home with 1031 trade, owe nothing on it, it's worth about 340-350k.