The attorney will cost some bucks (thousand and thousands) and more.

Just to give you an idea of the bang for your buck here, I bought a 1200 sq ft, 3/2/1 new construction for just over $100,000 as my primary residence for a couple years before making it my first rental.

My strategy is to buy and hold rental properties.My question to the BP community is this:With a limited budget of $1,000 per month - what brings in the biggest bang for the buck?

I had the city of Milwaukee inspection department (DNS for those of you who are local) call me the other day about an open inspection on one of the properties I recently bought.

Buy three, then pay off all (real estate isn't my only investment vehicle)My role: investor, not handyman, landlord, etcI currently live in Milwaukee and have been trying to find something local.

Investor/Agent from Milwaukee, WI.

Looking for some guidance on what would be my best bang for my buck in the dallas area.

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My name is Jeremiah. I just recently sold a property and have had 2 rental properties and flipped 2 houses in the past. Both were profitable but it wasn't the prettiest method...

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Some cash flow markets to look into are Kansas City, St Louis, Milwaukee , Memphis, Pittsburgh , Baltimore , Indianapolis.

If things go wrong it seems like you would be on the hook for agreeing to oversee the project.The risk doesn't seem worth the few bucks you will make.