One of the biggest complaints for many of the button style locks is the keypad fails due to the environment.Also the button systems eventually show a wear pattern that people can use to guess the codes.

As soon as you start adding percentages you incentivize gross inequalities that will exacerbate over time and eventually result in full scale cultural divisions.

My first project is a small bathroom remodel, followed by another smaller bathroom remodel, and eventually kitchen floors and cabinets, etc.

Eventually you just have to pull the trigger, jump in the deep end, and get started. 

Eventually, those investors inevitably find their way to me and I buy them at a significant discount.

Eventually it will gentrify - just probably after Bridgeport rents are closer to Conshohocken rents and Bridgeport has gotten a bit more built up.

hello fellow BP members, I will be moving back to Oregon in the next year and hoping to connect with some experienced investors in the salem eugene portland area i will be willing to put in some sweat into your property in exchange for some of your wisdom and eventually look for a partner look forward to hearing from you!!

I've seen it once and wow it's fun to see scary wave coming to the second floor ;-)About lucrativeness, if you pay cash eventually it will cash-flow good, just look at your competitor's calendar.

I view deductions as far more attractive as they are all taken in one year vs. over time and because eventually depreciation will be recaptured (unless you 1031 forever)...so it's really not a tax break. 

Apartment buildings are a more advanced (and often higher-stakes) strategy than single fam/small multi-fam, so it's a good idea to get some REI experience before jumping into apartments.Not only will the experience of operating a smaller property be absolutely critical in helping you eventually manage a larger property, but that experience will also make you more attractive to potential investors or partners--if you decide to go down that road....and, as others have mentioned, study up on all the resources (podcasts, articles, youtube videos, etc.) related to whatever investing strategy you're pursuing, and start attending your local REIA meetings.