We live there half of the year now and have put between $300,000 - $400,000 into it over the last few years between paying the mortgage, taxes, insurance and all the repairs.

My neighbor law enforcement official said there are something like 8,000 "grows" in the county, but most of them are small, garage -based ops. these are getting phased out - I live in a former grow house, am currently rehabbing another, and about half the houses I evaluate were used as grows.I've had many conversations with real estate experts and others,  and there isn't a universal opinion of how legalization would impact the local economy.

The first time I rented the house, I had half the replies I got this time.

You never know what they may know or come across.While I've only been looking at wholesaling for the past 2 months or so I have already been able to spot about a half dozen properties that warrant an offer.

I'm about half way thru listening to podcast 70 on Sub2 financing deals and find it really fascinating. 

We have found that most sellers are selling because they can't control there asset and let the tenants walk all over them and most tenants that don't pay or only pay half can pay if it is made a priority by the new owner.

Volatility is a concern, I don't want my investment to drop in half at the same time the real estate market takes a dive like in 2008. 

You need to call the state police in which case you will probably be waiting a half hour for one to show up. 

I have commercial clients that buy different types from value add to fully performing.Even fully performing there could be other value like it comes with a commercial parcel for putting a strip center on or the occupancy rents per sq ft are half of going market.You can do well with commercial though it takes more cash.

I am a new investor, I flipped 2 properties with my own money over the last year and a half.