If you get a place near where traveling workers are you will have the best results (near hospitals, colleges, close to downtown, close to airports, etc).

@Karissa Green Agree with @Andrew Postell purchasing a property from a company that you own will result in a huge tax bill on capital gain because once a 'sale' happens, a 1099 has to be issued, and therefore IRS knows a sale has occurred.

In my small New England area a lot of the local billboards in stores and restaurants still provide great results.

Apparently these bigger deals with syndication can be complicated and prone to expensive mistakes I wanted to see if anyone has actually gone through mentorship program and have Actually acquired few deals as a result of the programs.I am considering Michael Blank’s program.

We finally moved forward with SF because we really wanted to start getting our feet wet and were spending too much time spinning on MF without results.

I personally don't trust "turnkey" operators because their definition of turnkey rarely matches ours.

It is not about greed, it is about getting maximum value from your project and matching the demand/price point.

So let's say that between the fixes and tenant hunting that results to one month of vacancy.$1,300/12 months: $108.33It would be equivalent to someone paying: $1,258.33/month. 

You can get it done for much less than what a window company would charge and will get the same result.

If expenses increase (for example, I had a tax reassessment done on the property that resulted in an increase).