It was originally built in 1890 as a boarding house for railroad workers.

I can be tough and I have 30+ units, but I believe in reason and diplomacy first.

The saying in this case would be "Buy a house that rents well even in tough times, appreciates well (beats inflation), is in good condition (and will probably be for a decade), the buyer accepts your contract that uses a loan as the funds (instead of giving it to a competitor who has cash), and for under market value (because they are distressed or very motivated) - choose four."

Tough to make a living when you are making buggy whips and everyone is driving cars.OTH is know people with lots of property that just sits vacant decaying.

No I don't, considering I do not.Hope this clears up things and if you two have any more questions I would be happy to address them or if you like come down to CT and I can show you around - maybe introduce you to some satisfied people I have assisted out of a tough time in their life.

Bandit signs are tough to use because there are ordinances against them in many locations, but they can be very effective and inexpensive.You'll soon find the dirty little secret of this real estate investing business.

You need to be sure you're running your numbers for investor prices or its going to be real tough to ever make the numbers work.I say that because some contractors are simply priced out of my reach.

Tough call.

@Adam F.It really depends on how tough your code enforcement people are and what their codes say.

I think anyone dealing in real estate in AZ should be licensed, otherwise the Department of RE can be tough to deal with if there are any issues with a buyer or seller.