i only deal with my own properties for my own gain.while in law school i became fascinated with various turnkey investor schemes that ended up exploding and taking down numerous innocent parties.

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It's definite that the reason behind my father's lifelong property investment he had almost paid off was curbed by this evil and misrepresenting scheme and subjected to foreclosure.

Rentals are not a get rich quick scheme.

I would stay with color schemes that are loud and visual.I feel it might work near a university, metro station, or close to an urban environment.

@Ned Carey   sounds like  a million is not big money in the scheme of things in that sand box.thanks for the detailed response..

"Thank you, you've taken a huge burden off of me and have helped me a lot"... that's an even better reward.If more wholesalers looked at themselves as a problem solver & a marketer then I think there will be a better reputation... ofcorse it would help if Gurus didn't pitch wholesaling as a get rich quick scheme.

Not looking for any get-rich-quick schemes but rather modest rental yields and capital appreciation to achieve a decent ROI on the property.

The house I just bought last week with 5% down was $620k purchase and the PMI is $108 per month, so pretty minimal in the big scheme of things; I would't pay the extra $93k to save $108 per month, that's only a 1.4% premium.

They will affect what you can and can't do and will affect the home you build (ie exterior finish, landscaping, colour, etc).