The things I like most:*Low entry cost*Management wants to stay in place and by your words is solid... these types of properties definitely take a special touch*I think there will always be demand for this type of housing... because it is dirt cheap*Most CapEx done... major updates/renovations on the horizon would kill this deal, IMOGood luck!

So if they do it twice/year, you decrease their score for 10 points....and tenants usually start with really low credit score...how that's a help? 

I am searching for a recommended inspector for a pre listing of a property in Atlanta GA - Decatureif anyone has any experience and can recommend on one this will be very appreciated,Thank you    

Now, if you asked me should you take out a TSP loan and buy another rental property, then that math probably says yes, because you could get a low percentage mortgage loan and borrow even more money.

If it was low then that could explain them nickel and diming.

If you have a crew you have used, maybe you can get costs that low.

I am looking into getting my first multifamily or low rise apartment complex.

You'll need a pre-approval letter from the lender you choose before you can put in an offer.

It was just a unit that I picked up at Lowe’s.

With the enhancements in technology as well as 17 years of sweat equity, we can usually create a pretty compelling ROI on buildings with a cost basis as low as $250k.