So if home prices on the index rise by 20% on the year...your ETF will return 60% for the year.DMM - Will return 3 times the bench market return, you are betting on it going down.

First observations:2.35 million for 72 units is $32,600+ per door which is not (in my opinion) a great deal unless it is an A class property.

If the deal is great, buyers will be knocking down your door, and you can start building a list.2.

I have a family member in the area which saved me since he cleaned, fixed a door knob and changed the passcodes. 

per window.Remove or fix fence $500--$1500Tent Termites $1400Flooring about $2.50 per SF under airKitchen sink and granite estimate $$6500Bathroom $2500Electrical entire house wire with electric panel $3500New doors, locks, ceiling fans, wall plates for outlets and switches $1000Interior Paint $1500-1800Insulation $1000Drywall $6000K to redo drywall for 1200 SF house which is $5 SFThe best houses to remodel are houses with good roofs, good central air units, nice yards, no plumbing or electrical issues and NO swimming pool.

@Ryan SlicerWhile real estate investment is often passive by default, certain activities do rise to the level of self-employment.

@Angelo CarusoAs long as the numbers work-always buy more doors .get as many doors as you can on the property .

Hey everyone, I’m looking for a solution in Submetering the water bill to tenents of a 12 door multi family building in the DC/Maryland area.

He is open to construction perm loan - but wants to know what cashing out the land rates and LTV would look like.Again, he owns the land already - he owns 500-1000 doors in his portfolio of multifamily and hotels. 

When you walk in the door you are unable to breathe do to the ammonia of urine and stinch.