-You can get in with very little money down with an FHA or 203K loan
-Rents in these markets are for the most part very high  
-You can argue that most of these properties don't hit the 1% rule, but with small multi...

Hi Everyone -I am thinking of investing in the Indianapolis market. I like the lower price entry point, followed by higher than usual cap rates and rent multipliers. My goal is to do cash-flow properties, not really w...

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Hello,I have read about a lot of investment strategies and i think my best bet is investing for appreciation by BRRRR or Turnkey or buy and hold in places like bellevue-kirkland region (since there is a lot of tech jo...

I've just graduated from college, and don't start my new engineering job for another week. In the mean time, I've been reading a bunch of books and attending seminars on how to manage my finances. One of the first ...

Hi All,I am new to Bigger Pockets and am amazed with the amount of knowledge and information here. I am an out of state investor looking at the Cleveland Ohio market. Can anyone recommend a honest go getter realtor? T...

This post is for LONG TERM BUY AND HOLD RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.First, let's bench mark the range of options so we can put in context any potential opportunity: - CDs and some savings accounts are back to ...

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So I've been looking on Crexi at Multifamily buildings and most have a 4%, 5%, 6% cap rate on average. Isn't that low? How does one justify putting 300k down to only make 2k-4k a month? Is that a normal return?