This method is rare because banks is in the business of generating interest and loans not real estate, therefore they will extremely reluctant to take back the property unless two thing happens.  1.  

Both the DFW & Houston markets are huge and extremely diverse. 

In my 4plexes I can only fit in Stackable Units and they are extremely expensive compared to side by side units.  

Property values in New York are extremely high, thus I decided to invest in New Jersey.

I gave an extremely limited power of attorney to my property manager before I left as I didn't have a working relationship with them before.  

First Make a Plan, what you want to invest in, why and how big do you want to grow it. second get your finances in order, know where the money is coming from, i see so many newbies put the cart before the horse and it ends in disappointment or worse.

I know it's incredibly disappointing.  

Originally posted by :Originally posted bA couple of friends have properties in Somerville (South of Elliot Hospital and east of Maple St) and they are always saying despite a few issues, this is the place to invest when it comes to cash flow, appreciation (I know), and tenant demand.Any thoughts are greatly appreciated folks.Flavio North of Webster will always be king in Manchester but extremely difficult to land. 

Unfortunately, this Tennant is extremely under market rent, approximately 800 below market rents.

Considering the extreme hardships I have heard from owners concerning evictions in the Chicago area my wife has presented a question.Instead of having tenants sign a lease, which gives a binding contract.