However, just like all investment considerations, you must do your homework.

This sounds like math.

It's like when you in a math class.

There will always be good and bad areas, just do some homework around that property.Continued success!

(this also lets you see the title company fees) If it is high level inquiry to get you in the church, I tend to use 5% for easy math.

Just a testimony that even in today's economy deals are available and getting out there and doing your homework pays off big time!

A good insurance agent would rather educate you than just make the sale.So do your homework and where-ever you are talk with an insurance agent and if he or she cares more about you than just making a commission, then you've found a good insurance agent, If you are in the Houston and need a Good insurance agent you can contact me for life, health, accident, disabilty,cancer insurance and much more.

@Nicole Pettis An investor can go broke in anything if they make poor decisions, don't do their homework, and fail to plan.

In my area you can be 25K off on the same age, style, sq. ft. and school district not knowing the neighborhood yet still be within 3 miles of the subject.Tons of information here on appraisal issues, search "appraisal comps" and you should get plenty of reading.It's not just math.

After shooting them down a few times with numbers and basic math, it's a lot easier now.