I know that wouldn't be the case for everyone though.FYI, San Antonio has brand new construction fourplexes in the $550-600K range with about 0.85% rent-to-price ratio based on asking prices.

I’m already short on cash and am considering renting it as is, a poorly laid out 1 BR and 1 BA.

Hi all,I'm brand new here so I’ll give you some background on my situation.

Purchase price: $489,000 Cash invested: $200,000 3 story, 3 bed 3.5 bath, brand new townhouse in the center of old town Frisco.

You could sell the frustrating ones and exchange for something newer, or even build brand new.

Realtor.com is relatively new for us but is showing really good promise.For social media, we use it more of a branding area and not necessarily lead generation as we drop those campaigns within our farming area.We used Zillow for awhile and drop some serious cash on it but we did not appreciate how they handled the business and allocation so dropped them.

In some ways, I can see the sense in that.Historically, successful investors buy on the “dips”...They wait until everything is on sale…Then they clean house.But, most of the people I talk to who are waiting…Aren’t really an investor yet at all.In fact, they’re really just at the stages of “figuring it all out”.There’s a lot to figure out when you’re brand new.

It is currently a rental and last we heard is performing very well.After completing 1304 we rolled the capital into building a brand-new home on the lot at 1302.

Gorgeous Kitchen with Upgraded Granite, Brand New Cabinets, New Energy Star SS Appliances, Peninsula with bar seating, Trendy New Tile and Plush Carpet Throughout, New Roof, New Furnace, New Oil Tank, Completely Repainted Throughout!!!

I am brand new to this but obsessively researching daily.