Of course there are a lot of "investors" who buy a rental knowing that it won't cash flow, but they KNOW that prices will continue to appreciate and they'll make their profit on the sale.

I need help understanding as I continue to learn about the wonderful world of RE................

If rehabbing turns into something I continue to do, I'll list only what I think I need to to keep him in my court or to get a house sold.

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I have been interested in Charlotte, but as noobdog1 mentioned the appreciations seems stagnant, yet there seems to be a lot of continuous activity.

We are confused to continue to sell of wait for market to pick up in a few years...

Stay sharp by continuing to hunt for deals and toss in lowball bids that would work $wise.

We would like to get some kind of loan to finish the restoration and continue renting the house at a higher price to cover the mortgage but it is still in probate.

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