I was a union carpenter and enjoy the remodeling process, so I do like fixing places up, but this one is appealing because it seems like I can get it with the almost guaruntee of excellent cash flow in like, 5 years, with zero work and then I have time to do a more involved reno with my other cash (plus my zero interest business card that's still got about a year on it).I'm trying to look at it from a 10 years from now perspective though.

They just can't get perspective on what renting in a B grade multi-family means and obviously the husband has anger issues.

(We'd like to have 15-20 properties eventually)I'd love to hear more perspectives on this!

And then I read your post... pfffffI'll do my own digging, but always curious to hear an insider's perspective!

I appreciate your perspective.

When investors buy real estate it’s all about the numbers adding up, and not knowing how to properly value real estate from an investor’s perspective leads to costly mistakes.

Need to know the numbers before I can offer any detailed perspective.

Can someone read this budget for 2019 and share any advice on your perspective?

Looks like there is a variety of people here who can bring different perspectives to the table.

Why is this such a common strategy if it's not feasible from an insurance perspective?