I have started my new list this week and so far I’ve read;- bigger pockets book on managing rental properties- the book on rental property investing - thousand splendid suns- Kite runner- Richest man in Babylon - The smart investor - Think and grow rich (These books can include reads like the alchemist, which just help give views on life, but ideally right now I’m looking to find more on investment strategies between the vehicle of stocks and real estate: particularly multi unit) I’m looking for books that help enlighten us, as well for grow my knowledge in the realms of the overall investing mindset, theories, business startup and set up, management, accounting, financial and global economic understanding, and the “monopoly 1031 exchange method” As we all know we have a lot of time now locked in doors, so please let me know!

The quality of discourse here makes it worth I like your analysis of the active involvement needed to make  real estate investment work.

Markets turn and just because a place shows 25% growth doesn't mean it will keep doing that.However, if you rely on it and it's mechanical, then it can be a good decision maker - At least a consistent one.

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Checked out the downstairs unit and no one there had smoked indoors nor can I smell the odor .

When working with banks it’s hard to deal directly with the decision-makers since realtors are involved as well as bank boards that are salary position.

My fiancee isn't too happy being taken out to dinner in the work van but I tell her its the "Money Maker" LoL.

The numbers look like this:Going-In (no changes): 6.4% CoC, 1.3x DCR, 6.2% Cap RatePro Forma (rent out studio, make rents market): 10.7% CoC, 1.5x DCR, 7.2% Cap RateIf I keep vacancy @ 5% or even have it at 7.5% rather than 10% the returns jump significantly.

A lot of homes didn't have electricity or indoor plumbing.

Sure beats having Niagra Falls indoors!