If you're in an area with mainly young families or maybe an older generation who just want to live by themselves and not be bothered with people living in the same structure as them, then the home is probably less valuable.One thing I do with some of my investments is to convert it in a way that is easy to be removed.

Should I invest more into this property if I’m only going to have it for two more years? 

 This may be a bit long but I do appreciate any and all replies, TIA. I currently rent and need to move out of here. In about 2 years I will be retiring and most likely move south, out of state. My thought is I buy a...

We plan to keep our personal residence and investment properties here in Colorado Springs and enjoy both the beach and the mountains!

However, the property I'm looking at is larger than other houses, and to make it a viable investment, I'd need to rent it out for about $2,600 per month.My concern is that anyone renting this property could instead take out a mortgage on the same house, with monthly payments exceeding $2,000.

I’m 18 fresh out of high school, I’m trying to start a real estate investing company and I need a lot of guidance, any help is greatly appreciated.

I assume you mean Return on Investment, like this:ROI = Net Profit or Loss/Amount InvestedI don't believe this is an appropriate way to evaluate a flip.

Also, for the second part of the strategy, we would transfer the duplex into our real estate property investment LLC after year 1 and have my sister move back into the single-family house as her primary and rent out both units in the duplex as short/mid-term rentals.

Hello everybody, I am new to this community and to real estate investing.

I have been in the Portland area for the past few years, but largely have focused on investing in the mid-West.