This area is tricky as there are several spots where the demand is high, but the pricing is just too inflated when compared to other areas.

Also the properties sell for less than half compared to the “ good “ side of town .

Big Money isn't always right, but it does influence economic activity and markets.When I investigate a dividend-paying stock (including a REIT), I compare its current yield to its average long-term yield to get an idea of its price relative to its dividend.

@Sarah Torres I found BP on a google search when I was comparing flooring methods for return value.

., did you get your slack workspace off the ground? 

Easy access and walking to a nice downtown.Units: 4 - 2bd/1ba Utilities- All electricAsking Price; $300KCurrent Taxes: $8100Utilities: $275 per month Insurance: $200 per monthAverage Annual Costs Including withdrawals for self-managing fee, Taxes/Insurance and Utilities- $26k per yearCurrent Rent: 3 Units $850, 1Unit- $800 per unit (tenant pays electric)Comparable local units for 2br - $900-975All questions and comments are welcome.Thanks in advance!

I would caution you on the two big companies I have funded a few folks that bought through them and they have all been poor properties for too much money..I can't think of a risker thing to do than out of state flipping for the smaller investor. you need to have someone on the ground that you know VERY well and trust.. and you are going to have a hard time finding that person on the internet or reading a book on how to do it.. theories are great .. reality is way different..

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

Hey guys,Reading about performing notes has fascinated me; seems like such a superior investment compared to stocks/bonds in terms of variance and ROI. 

First we were compared to Chicago, now LA.