Purchase price: $21,000 Cash invested: $21,000 Sale price: $30,000 2/1 that needed quite a bit of updating, but it had an elderly tenant in it that had health issues & also had a son staying there that didn't work or helped her at all with payments.

Purchase price: $21,000 Cash invested: $21,000 Sale price: $30,000 2/1 that needed quite a bit of updating, but it had an elderly tenant in it that had health issues & also had a son staying there that didn't work or helped her at all with payments.

We are seeing a lot of growth, with a diversified economic and social base.

Out of that, they have to cover their expenses like E&O insurance, Realtor association fees, MLS fees, and all the expenses that come along with being an independent contractor like health insurance, car insurance, vehicle maintenance and gas, clothing, laptop, phone, etc. 

https://www.trophyoutlet.com/ I suggest a handsome yet economical two-tier option, somewhere in the 18 to 24-inch range.

It is similar to putting money into a cafeteria plan for pre-tax health care, but this is saving money pre-tax for a down payment. 

Most of them are likely not coming back this fall due to expanded travel bans and health concerns.Covid might be a catalyst for some long term changes of the American Universities, much similar to the potential long-term change it might bring to remote-working.

Meaning you have an effective economic vacancy of 2 out of every 24 months or 8%.

@Susan TanYou also need to find out what special assessments they have charged in recent history and what the financial health of the HOA budget looks like.

There is substantial momentum building for the first time but this area still is still severely economically depressed, the crime is really bad and the reputation will still keep people away for a long time.