Also have you dealt with the city of Rockville in the past ?

Hello guys,so question I am moving a portion of my business to a different city and do not have MLS access yet but have a number of offers out in the area any suggestions on putting accurate comps without MLS?

This would be at a 4.5% rate back to myself.I only have 20% equity in my home, so I don't believe that would be a viable option just yet.StrategyBRRRR-My concern is if I would have enough capital to support the rehab portion of a purchase.Single Family homeMarketsThinking the 100k range in cities that are situated around small town colleges, or other potential sources of consistent renters. 

I've run the numbers inside out and upside down and don't know if I should outright sell and run away from multi's in this class C/D city or double down BRRR it and try to find a higher rate tenant. 

Knowledge can he;p on negative thoughts.If you are thinking about purchasing use that place is in an area of high demand, has a growth in population and jobs, and will have easy access,  close-by amenities with walking distance, and has no restrictions by the City that have been approved that may reduce your planned income. 

Hi Guys,If I am not looking for any value appreciation, but I look for the real HIGHEST return on investment (ROI) or actually net operating income (NOI), can you name some cities and return % here and share?

Ya you'll find that a lot of lawyers and other professionals will be clueless on real estate.All you need is 1) A rental agreement - you can find these usually pre-made in your city.

For example, if a buyer is offering $200 per square foot and the medical condo is 2000sqft (as detailed on the city records) and there is a 13% ownership in "common elements/common surplus/shares in common expenses"... is the purchase price based on the 2000sqft and the common space is just included as part of the deal or is it based off of the 2000sqft plus the 13% common space?

Has anyone in the community worked with P/M company called Kansas City Property Solutions.

(Hopefully, live in one unit and rent the others) or go to a bigger city with a more reliable economy and more property options?