Barnes, its a quick read.

Note that this is a low income rental in a C-class neighborhood that is beginning to gentrify but still has a few years before it attracts very well qualified tenants. 

I have bought, held and sold over 20 SFH and duplex units in my previous real estate "life" as it were.I realize that analysis paralysis can be very real, even more so for someone like myself that needs to see numbers that I find attractive and reasonable. 

We have a listing coming up in that area, asking for $599k (average condition, no major repairing needed) and it is priced to sell quickly. 

There are million get rich quick videos on the internet.

One simple yet extremely powerful thought quickly flew into my mind, "return to the basics".Okay, what does that even mean?

A few years back (2014), I bought my first home in Oakland, CA after looking for ways to build wealth and realizing that I could put money into my own pocket (albeit not very quickly) by buying a house.

But once you say yes, if you have chosen a company that uses bad marketing data to attract clients - you could be in trouble!  

If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.

I added Internet to the rent as an extra incentive over the competitors, but yes winter is quickly approaching and I'm getting anxious.