Looking for 10% or higher CAP rate from rentals…better returns than index fundsOrBuy and rehab/remodel an existing apartment complex in a B neighborhood and hold…I rather do the former (low maintenance)Location:I was thinking Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville areas…good demographics, steady real estate appreciation, low unemployment, relatively low real estate prices… I currently live in Seattle area and the prices are extremely high for this kind of project.I am willing to temporary relocate or commute in order to manage the project (wife will take care of the existing business).I am looking for advice, suggestions, comments

Long term relationships with my suppliers is to my benefit . 

Are there benefits to a converted house?

While REIT is essentially a replica of a mutual fund invested in RE only, it doesn't offer  the tax advantages and other benefits that are offered via commercial real estate syndications. 

@Roy Coons you can't get blood from a turnip but there is a relatively simple way to try and get something. 

Hello BP community,It recently occurred to me the value I can contribute and solutions that can be found in relation to good quality general contracting work that will be up to code and pass any inspection.

If you start asking around, a lot of people try the strategy of “buy every time you move” but this only give you some benefits (0% or low money down, low interest rates, etc).

@Karam A Tascoe You can cash out one of the property( using HELOC) before 6 month after finishing rehab but I don't see any benefit according to information you provided.

I have a question related to an inherited IRA account. 

Keeping in mind the added appreciation, tax benefits, etc. on the investment property.