Getting good tenants in that area may be difficult since the median income of that zip code is about 25% lower than the city median.

If you are trying to house hack then it might be difficult to get into a property right out of the gates that you break even on.

Looking through the Wind Shield is the future Cap Rate of your Investment Vehicle.The properties I purchase accepts a low Cap Rate for future returns.Bonds are not moving Cap Rates, but their Market Prices will fluctuate.I wouldn't buy a bond now since it is anticipated that Interest Rates will go up, at least in my opinion.Staying with the kinds of properties I have been buying has been beating the Stock and Bond Markets for the 21 years I have been investing.I know it's a very difficult concept that the future can be predictable.

They made closing much more difficult than it should be and, frankly, their term arent good eno8gh to deal with that again.

I'd stay away from the worst house early in your investing career cause you may be biting off more than you can chew at that point.

Self-Management is difficult from long Distance.

Can any one tell me how much more difficult from a contractors perspective to do this would be and from an appraisal point of view.

I am having a difficult time deciding on what I should do from this point.

As investors we are working in one of the most litigious industries in the most litigious country in the world. 90% of us will be sued in a 20-year investing career.

Of course some improvements are difficult while tenants are still there.