Beyond that, you'd be dealing with a "home-owner", which can be very difficult to manage (disagreeing about the renovations, access to the property, something's missing in the house and they suspect one of your guys of stealing it, the homeowner changes their mind in the middle of it and they want out, etc, etc).  

Anyone have access to a service of some sort with a very high level of accuracy in regards to the recency and quality of the information?

I have access to bulk inventory nationwide direct from seller.  

He said when I accumulate more, we can buy a commercial policy.I plan on opening two accounts (one for condo, one for the 12) as there will be two management companies accessing the accounts.  

I'm eager to invest, looking for any investors/flippers who would like to team up on a couple deals to get my feet wet, and mitigate some risks.I have cash on hand and access to additional funds. 

With easy access to Downtown employment, and ample parking, it is the type of location my fellow citizens would be proud to live in.Not only will the future tenets benefit from the increase in affordable housing, but so will the entire economy at large.

You create constant income off of investments so when sales go up or down you are not affected.

Trying to purchase a 3 family investment property that is a bankruptcy sale. Per the listing agent the seller is bitter and has decided he will not allow the appraiser to enter the building. What are my options? Closi...

Between equity and appreciation, we're actually building wealth instead of just constantly paying more to an apartment complex that raises the rent each year.  

It was ready on May 8th, so about three weeks since we were able to get access to the property.