$250-$350+ is definitely the pricing I'm seeing in the east bay.You can definitely buy a home from a factory and figure out the rest.

But it sounds like it isn’t much of a factor. I

Energy efficiency is nice, but in terms of rent,, you may find it's just simpler to do it the way everyone else does.

The goal would, in theory, to get a modest portfolio (10 doors) and have all my CRM together, a team in place, and methods for being efficient.

Big question - as we evaluate both projects and look to leverage both, what are creative ways to partner with a GC where they are looking for cost reduction and overall efficiencies. 

What is the easiest and most efficient way to go about this?

Hi everyone,
A question from a very newbie...
My friend is looking to buy a second property in Nashville, TN area. First more expensive property for personal use was bought 2.5 month ago with low downpayment and low...

Triplex:unit 1: 3 beds, 1.5 bath, in-unit laundry, 2 parking spacesunit 2: 3 beds, 1.5 bath, in-unit laundry, 2 parking spacesunit 3: 1 bed 1 bath efficiency, 2 parking spacesINCOMEUnit 1: 1300Unit 2: 1300Unit 3: 750total monthly income: 3350EXPENSESmortgage: 1114PMI: 228home insur: 100prop taxes: 525water/sewer: 100lawn/snow: 0garbage: 100elect: 50gas: 50vacancy (5% rent): 155cap ex: 155repairs: 155prop. manage: 0total monthly expenses: 2732CASH FLOWtotal monthly income - total monthly expenses = 618annual: 7416CASH ON CASH RETURNdown payment: 9625closing: 5000rehab: 1000misc: 1000total investment: 16,625total annual cash flow - total investment x100 =44.6% cash on cash return

My question is, should the apartment complex being built be a factor I look for when building storage?

My question is, should the apartment complex being built be a factor I look for when building storage?