My husband and I are from the Dayton area in Ohio, we are retired from the Air Force here at Wright Patterson.  

(www.lonestarlandlaw.com)If it was me I would do the deal as your cash flow is about $200/month but my market in DFW is hot and I'm not sure how yours is and I am an experienced investor.

The renovation included replacing all the windows, new central heat and air, replaced or refinished all the flooring, repainted everything, fixed lots of rotten wood and drywall and did a complete kitchen.

I guess I just assumed that it was a smaller building as that is what I think was a pretty hot thing to do 10 years ago.

I am a United States Air Force wife currently stationed in Northern California.Due to the chances of instability of a home, I found it hard to utilize my Criminal Justice degree, so I developed an interest in network marketing and real estate investing.

Areas such as Kirkwood, Mo and others are extremely hot right now and from our research will continue to grow.

I have been a real estate investor in the KC metro for the last 4 years, doing all buy and hold investing and mostly in the south part of the metro.The Kansas City Market is really hot right now and many new investors are starting to flood the market, I don't know north of the river all that well, but in general the prices are very inline with a flipping strategy.

Hi all,

I have been in the military for 11 years. I have traveled all over Europe and have finally set foot back in the states.

I have purchased two single homes that I am currently renting. One in Mississippi and ...

I would imagine because cold items are not a year round draw like a Starbucks and a Subway would be in that area serving hot foods and drinks as a selection.

The property was a [potentially-since I never got to see it] a good deal, but nothing that hot, is my educated guess (two 1-bedroom units, but nice suburban neighborhood).