Would you get creative with financing in the DC area, or would you play it safe and invest back in a college town understanding that your physical visits will be limited?

We want to continue working together if possible.

It has a low cost of entry and a strong rental market - a great place to build a track record before branching out to higher cost markets.We plan to continue to work full time as we build the portfolio to help with our ability to finance deals.Eventually my goal is to expand to other markets and to purchase large multifamily properties.

It appears the toilet tank overflowed and continued to run.

The actress who owned it left in 1942 before the Nazis came but continued to pay the rent until she passed away some seventy years later, even though she never returned.

I'm hoping to pick peoples brains at the meet up for optimal investing locations.Hopefully these meetups continue and you can come when you move here.

Now that the holidays are over it will be interesting to see if the market will head towards a buyer's market or if Decembers trends will continue and push us further into a seller's market.

(tie-up to flip to someone else)i guess there's not enough motivation yet.HML may be the best play here as someone suggested, but would have to lower the offer considerably, especially after rethinking Joel's post.

Rent continue rising 8.

He reiterated that if I could come up with the answer to how taxes work for non-owner occupied homes then we could continue on.I understand that taxes depend on a person's entire portfolio and if the seller has owned the property for many years then depreciation comes into play, but is there any general information people can share on taxes on non-owner occupied residences?