Be careful with your rehab costs/budgeting, and be aware that renting a house still entails some amount of admin/upkeep work that you or your employee will have to do.

All in all I really recommend finding someone you can trust that knows what they are doing, they are worth their weight in gold.

The RV's having actual unloaded weights of less than 13,000 pounds are 3-year property as defined by section 168(c)(2)(A) of the Code, and the RV's having actual unloaded weights of 13,000 pounds or more are 5-year property as defined by section 168(c)(2)(B). 

These scores would vary based on the type of investor (flippers, buy and hold, etc) and different weights would be give to certain variables. 

I truly think they are a league, if not 2+ above your weight. 

Naturally rebalance your investment portfolio so you aren't too heavily weighted in Real Estate. 2.

Meanwhile you've got slumlords adjacent who continue to operate status quo without any upkeep or following the local regulations, and numerous other things that are illegal that you've probably seen as a local landlord.

Investing hubs that cater to warehouse workers, manual labor jobs, and retail fulfillment need to start considering putting more weight on job diversification.

Our rentals are managed by a property management company, so they handle 100% of the fix-ups that are required (a good property manager is worth their weight in gold).

With available technology today, the MLS doesn't seem to have nearly the weight that it used to... but the access fees remain high.On the buyer/investor side - Do agents get "early access" to property listings?