When buying an investment property, many people tend to make a mental beeline straight towards the rental value of the place. If this is an investment property, chances are you will be renting it out, and therefore the rental value of the area is important, but it’s not everything. If you get a house in a good neighborhood with a mid-to-high average rental value but the house is lower quality than the rest in the area, you might have trouble renting it out without lowering the rent, thereby making the average rent less applicable. If you don’t want to deal…
Planning Ahead: What to Look For in an Investment Property









