@Oscar Gutierrez where is this located?

@Neal ZhuRecommend you first figure out the property Class you want to invest in, THEN figure out the corresponding location to invest in.When investing in areas they don’t really know, investors should research the different property Class submarkets.

I’m located within the Baton Rouge, LA market but I’m willing to learn more about other markets as well.

I a perfect world yes but in reality and in a judges eyes... if someone is on lets say a 5 year lease and they want to leave in month 2.... there is nothing you can do to stop them nor can you go after the 5 year payout, the most you can do is keep their security deposit but even so... that is not a given.

Some locations they raise your property value, some places they make no difference, and some places they will decrease your properties value.Consult with someone local with solar panel experience.

Initially, concerns about the distance between our location and the rental properties arose.

Given its strategic location, highway and county road frontage, and its integral role in my farming endeavors, I am seriously considering purchasing the land.

I am having a hard time determining the best way to get a good deal done if I can only get a loan to cover a purchase price of 100k or more.If you're looking to expand in IN I would for sure reach out to small, local banks that have no more than 10 locations.

This location, situated three hours away from my current residence in NYC, has caught my interest.

Just a reminder that even if he owes you the entire security deposit, you need to follow your state and local laws regarding notice to him showing itemized deductions from security deposit, any balance left or balance due to you, and proof you sent to last known address, I believe, even if it's your own unit, as he could have put a forwarding notice in with USPS.