Newbie (out of state) investor here seeking some advice in the Independence Market.

I let them know that I am looking to increase my buyer's list and wanted to know what type of properties they purchase.

Hello, I am seeking to get clarification on the following. 

It's never a guarantee with higher-end or lower-end tenants, but your risk of a bad tenant increasing as the quality of property decreases.

So when it came time for the lease renewal, we got an attorney to make us a strong lease according to michigan's state laws and handed her the lease, the price increase to $1100 plus $50 for the pet if she wants to keep it.

My father is in the real-estate game and with the previous experience I got, I've realized that this is definitely something i enjoy and would like to pursue.For the passed 3 months I have been concentrating on increasing my real estate investing knowledge daily through books (7), many podcasts and articles as well as youtube videos.

Hi BP Chicago,I'm looking to invest in South Chicago and seek to establish local connections with RE Brokers and Management companies with the following experience:-must have multiple year track record partnering with investors and must own or manage investment properties-specializes in residential multi-family properties (2-4 flats)-Focus on South Chicago (East of I-90/94)If you've had positive experiences partnering with certain individuals/companies or if this is you, I'd love to chat. 

$200-$300 cash flow is a good number after all expenses but I would find a way to increase your COC return. 8% is pretty low but if you can find a way to have less of your cash into the property, your COC will be higher and you'd have more to invest in other properties.

Keep seeking and you will definitely find the right agent/agents who will NOT blow you off and will be patient with you (I have).

My strategy would be to hold onto this property for 20 years while my parents receive the income and then cash out when the market is right.Rent: 8% gross salesCap Rate: 6%Base Term on rents: 11 years with 3 10 year options.In my projections I'm assuming sales increase 1% a year below 3.5% inflation.Using this conservative assumption IRR is close to 9.5% over 20 years (assuming an exit value with 7% cap).Does this sound like a good investment strategy?