Most investors want rincon, isabela, dorado and san juan.Finding a condo that makes numbers work its always a bit tough due to $$ maintanance.

I'm curious to know about pricing, terms, timelines, LTV's as well as other details that might prove helpful.Hoping someone could point me in the right direction.Jacob

It really depends on how many deals I can find in this tough market.

Hi all, I currently rent, but am considering buying a 2 bedroom condo/townhouse.The main issue: I only plan to live in this property for 1-5 years (unknown, depends on career moves), so long term I'd like to be able to rent it out with at least break-even cashflow.I think the main problem is though that in any desirable living area, it's pretty tough to do this. 

It depends on what the owner THINKS, which is really hard to prove and really easy to lie about.  

I live in a small town and good contractors are tough to find.

Hi @Lisa SlussThat’s a tough one, but I think you’re on the right track.

Just proves there’s no Fox like an old Fox!!

You've proved you can close deals.

The problem is when the investor is an amateur and didn't underwrite their deal properly or don't have the cash reserves to survive a tough quarter they blame the property manager.