It's difficult to imagine making an investment somewhere that you wouldn't know whether your costs would double, or triple etc from year to year.

Paying $1,000 for first month's rent and $2,000 for a deposit is difficult for most anyone.

But for the mechanics, a “front and rear” property I’d much more difficult to divide than side by side.

The main areas of concern should be the tenant class, which is difficult to deal with and the city permit office also less than stellar to deal with.

It does seem to me like the Deep South is a difficult environment but I'm sure there's a method.

So even though they are all beautiful states, the politics of real estate investment is more difficult to manage. 

I started looking at RE through smaller multifamily and quickly realized that your capital doesn't go very far, it becomes difficult to scale, and I didn't want to deal with the headaches of property management.  

You should know it can be more difficult to fiance Modular homes, it's not too difficult at this time but it was just a year ago and I would be worried that loan guidelines will tighten in a bad real estate market.

I am on the hunt for the right deal but because of high costs, it has been difficult trying to hit on the 1% rule.  

This time of year is difficult.