I was not going to buy this property as it is in a terrible area of town and costs associated with the tenant pool would be very high in my estimates.

We know only one person in town who is an investor, and he's adamant that renting to students is a waste of time and money.Of course, only one such piece of advice, while valuable, isn't enough.

My long-term tenants in a a town home have acquired 2 very large pick-up trucks and a sedan since signing a lease last April (it expires 4/30 this year).

If it is outside the circle on the west side of town very possible, if it’s inside the circle and downtown you never know.

All the properties are located in 2 smaller towns in Ohio, Tipp City and Troy.

.), but maybe we can grab coffee here in town.

It’s in a great part of town, near a tram stop and close enough to the city, parks and even the beach.

Given how challenging the market is in the greater boston area I am including a lot of towns as I'm looking for the property that has the best chance to cash flow. 

I live in a town where almost every house is a century old or thereabouts and some of our water mains are still the original ones made out of WOOD, which is insane.

This home is 30 years old, fully renovated, a good part of town, one block away from a university, pretty much an A-list home.I spoke with the representative of the owner and she shared the following…Price is $1.5M and the seller wants 20% down payment which I DO NOT have.