I would never consider purchasing in an area where real estate doesn't appreciate over time. 

I'm not close at all to being financially ready to look at purchasing properties, but I would love to connect with fellow members of the community, especially any New England-based investors that look to invest in buy and hold properties out of state.

It could likely add some admirability to the property and help someone purchase it quicker if they desire that.

Newbie here- we are "remodeling" (if you could call it that) the bathroom in our recently purchased multifamily home.

like what most people don't get about the AI is that, currently, in 2024, the AI will become a sudden giant because there's world war three among data centre elephant and data modeler : microsoft vs google vs meta vs amazon, they are the one that's buying thousand of nvidia gpu with the hop one day that one small company or startup can replace the incumbent like google , pfizer All their purchase makes every single nvidia employee can buy a house in santa clara county easily lol. it would impact REI by a lot later on as employment and employability or group of persons would change.

Large investors tend to take much smaller risks with larger amounts of capital. 

My thoughts are to purchase a duplex in Cleveland or somewhere in Ohio.

In general the larger a tile is the easier it is to get it to sit flat.

Purchase price: $65,000 Cash invested: $65,000 Sale price: $225,000 Property was in a desirable location and had a great floor plan to work with.

Purchase price: $900,000 Cash invested: $100,000 In an investing environment where intrest rates are high, creative financing can help maximize cash flow.