Giving up 40% to uncle Sam vs. continuing to invest tax-deferred does not sound like a wise financial move...

It can and will be scary on your first deal as you will doubt yourself if you did everything perfect (not going to happen) but learn and continue.

Please continue to give input.

When they're selling for $170,000 and renting for 1600/month, they can approach too-good-to-be-true.I do think the stadium will generate more commercial investment to the area, but I'd have to ponder more how that would play into appreciation/rent/demographic changes.

In my opinion the terms of that no money down deal will play a huge role in whether this deal will be successful for you.

Either way I will continue to post to try and help in anyway I can as I have gotten tons of help from others here.

I understand there is a shortage of supply on the market in many of the areas but can we continue to see an increase in prices within the next 2-5 years and are these prices sustainable? 

I have been thinking about moving states and wondering what would be the best option to continue my real estate accumulation .

I am excited to learn more from the forums and continue to learn so much from the podcasts and webinars.

Could probably get $2,250 with some cleaning and fresh paint, while continuing to pay all utilities.I am considering, however, installing baseboard electric heat and sub-metering the system so tenants will pay for their usage instead.