I have 950 square foot two-bed apartments in Euclid OH.

The mortgage is currently 3% fixed , they purchased it 8 years ago at 350k and it is estimated now at $550k in Pomona, LA county Ca.

Originally posted by @DeAllen Adams:Does anyone of any investor friendly, real estate brokerages in the Chicago area (particularly the south suburban are), where I can hang my brokers license?

I am looking to network with any Chicagoland based REI friendly agents and Contractors.

> I'm looking at an opportunity to buy a historic bed-and-breakfast in New Hampshire’s Campton area.

@Trevon Burton many new investors are figuring out what investors BEFORE the Great Real Estate Crash were forced to understand - paying market price for real estate makes it difficult to cashflow.Old saying - You make your money when you buy a property.Which translates to, the future profit potential of a property is defined by the terms you purchase it with (price, financing, down payment, interest rate, etc.).I paid 10% below market for my first rental (a duplex) and thought it was a deal.- It turned out to be an okay purchase over time.Recently paid full asking price for another duplex, but got seller financing with a low interest rate, so the property cashflows.We'd need more info on YOUR purchase to give you any feedback.

   $100k in New Jersey is all I had to my name when I first started,  I  used a low money down loan purchases $500k property and turned it into an $800k property, today it is valued over $1.1m. 

I've purchased several in the past for my STRs and MTRs.

Just purchased furniture, linens, outdoor polywood furniture and curtains this weekend for a 3/3 condo.

Quote from @Ruchit Patel: Seeking recommendations for an investor-friendly closing attorney in Metro Atlanta with proven experience closing Subject-To (Sub2) real estate deals.