The renters are not going to pay extra just because the property is old.

I'm happily earning 15% on my money.I'm considering a joint venture opportunity on a L/O of a duplex with another member I meet at a club meeting.A short sale I signed up last summer and the bank accepted was purchased as a rental unit by a club member.I'm putting together a joint venture opportunity with two other investors I met at the club meetings to market for property and sell wholesale in a specific area.

They may charge you extra over the actual charges, either by getting a discount from the person who does the work, or by adding a premium to to the charges.

Having a bit extra cash each month in your pocket is actually better as you are more liquid.

If I do sell it, great, I made some extra money and gained a lot of experience.

And if you did, someone earned part of the rate that you paid.Condo hotels evolved an alternative to time-shares during the 1990’s and there are now 100’s of properties located throughout North America under brands including Hilton, Four Seasons, Clarion, and Ritz-Carlton.

hello all -another newbie trying to understand/learn/earn in real estate.

I don't think you can use them to turn passive losses into earned income losses you can deduct against ordinary income.

They have money to support 10 extra relatives that are even bigger money pits than your tenants, but don't have the $150 that section 8 requires them to pay (of their $1000 rent)!

Some cities are anxious to develop their Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) and will work with you.