Pre-2000's it was a much easier prospect, i.e. - tenant's rent covered property taxes and a good portion of mortgage.

t=2974i wish i had a good answer. my last tenant that left trashed my rental. i didn't check in on them and they apparently made extra income by dog sitting. my doors/walls/floors were torn up. funtimes.one thing to do is add a line item in the lease agreement that you will do quarterly inspections of the inside of property, and point this out to them before they sign the agreement.

It doesn't seem fair to conclude that office investors naively take higher risk for lower cap rates.If I owned enough multifamily to cover costs of living and was sitting on excess liquidity I could see delving into offices to diversify, but it seems savvy investors may be able to make sound office investments more directly.Related: investors in mobile home parks insist on valuing properties primarily on lots, mostly ignoring park owned homes.

The DNC registry size currently sits at 222 Million.

My being stuck at home and I cannot walk I spend about 22 hours a day and spend two hours sitting in a chair.  

A might think there 75% is worth 125% and won't settle, B will agree on a price but won't move because they can't find the perfect house and C Might just sit there on there happy butt until foreclosure just because.  

If a home is a properly listed FSBO and is still sitting there's probably a reason why...

Are you sitting on a boat load of cash or other assets?

Sales pitches are horrible to sit through, I'm glad you found your way here :) Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

(A real estate individual in my area sits on a few hundred million dollars, he can afford to pay cash for all properties, and he gets great deals because of it) If you're like us normal people (net worth not in the multi millions, yet;) you want to leverage your money.