Rental properties are skewed to the low end, and little of the very high priced stuff that sells is put up for rent.Your observation is interesting.

I have been a long time observer of the market as I often research the inventory in my spare time but am just now deciding to get my feet wet.

I recently was approached by a company who wants to buyout my rooftop cell tower lease.

It was long, and wound about him like a tail; and it was made (for Scrooge observed it closely) of keys, padlocks, ledgers, deeds, and heavy purses wrought in steel.

I’m now going from driving, writing down addresses and observing, to writing letters, visiting divorce courts (Weird, but it’s a strategy), and several other methods I’ve picked up to find some great deals.

Since this was my first primary residence, I didn't consider the cash-flow potential, however it was a top-floor, water view condo with it's own private roof-top deck, so I felt it had intrinsic value.

Since this was my first primary residence, I didn't consider the cash-flow potential, however it was a top-floor, water view condo with it's own private roof-top deck, so I felt it had intrinsic value.

You can observe and network at your 1st 1-2-3-4-5-6 auctions, before you buy. 

The IRS also observes that when you sell a depreciable asset at a gain; for tax purposes, that gain is generated by market appreciation and depreciation previously taken on the asset.

Hi I've been observing market very closing for Multi-Family- 5 Plexes and or 5+ units buildings in central Texas.