Summary Table: The table below organizes the key facts and figures for each of my properties, including ROI metrics updated annually.
Property Spotlights: Then, each property has a Spotlight article that goes into much greater detail on the story of the property and its financial performance over the years I’ve owned it.
Property #15 in my Memphis rental portfolio is a handsome 3/2 in a a great B+ neighborhood. It has been the quietest and more boring house in my portfolio, which also means it’s been one of the best.
Property #14 in my Memphis rental portfolio is an large 4/2.5 in a solid B neighborhood. I got a great deal on it, but it was a mess, so it’s been a journey to get it cleaned up over the years.
Property #13 in my Memphis rental portfolio is an attractive 3/2 in a solid B neighborhood. But I didn’t negotiate the deal I should have, which has caught up with me a bit in the initial years of ownership.
Property #12 in my Memphis rental portfolio is a beauty: a new construction, 3-bed/2-bath property in a very nice B+ neighborhood.
Property #11 in my Memphis rental portfolio is probably the nicest house I own: a 3-bed/2-bath property built in 1996 in a B/B+ neighborhood.
Property #10 in my Memphis rental portfolio is a 3-bed/2-bath home built in 1990 — and the tenant I inherited has lived there for 7 years (so far).
Property #9 shares a lot in common with Property #7: an older home in a C/C- area that I purchased without a mortgage.
Property #8 is arguably the nicest home in my portfolio, in a great B+ neighborhood. But that didn’t prevent me from having a costly eviction right out of the gates.
Property #7 is one of the oldest homes in my portfolio, and also holds the distinction of being the cheapest home I’ve ever bought at just $45K. But other costs came later.
Property #6 is a very large 4-bed, 2.5-bath home in the 38116 zip code that I purchased with a tenant in place.
Property #5 is a semi-attached townhome with 3 beds and 2 full baths, purchased after a turnkey rehab.
Property #4 is a few blocks from Property #3, and was bought on the same day from the same seller.
Property #3 is my first house in the Parkway Village neighborhood, and it marks the first time I used a mortgage to buy a property.
Here is my 25th property in Memphis! It’s pretty much a carbon copy of Property #24, but we’ll give it a separate blog post anyway.
Check out my 24th property in Memphis! It’s completely unlike anything I’ve purchased before.
Here is my 23rd property in Memphis! Check out all the details and financials for this 3 bed, 1 bath turnkey house in one of my favorite rental neighborhoods in Memphis.
Check out my 22nd property in Memphis! The numbers for this one aren’t great, so why did I buy it? Find out…
Here is my 21st property in Memphis! Check out all the details and financials for this 3 bed, 1.5 bath house I bought from a turnkey provider.
I recently closed on my 20th property in Memphis! Check out all the details and financials for this 3 bed, 1 bath home.
I recently closed on Memphis Rental Property #19! Here’s a close look at my newest house, which has a lot in common with #17.
A few months ago, I closed on Memphis Rental Property #18! Here’s a look at my new property, which is my first duplex and my first foray into rehabbing.
It’s been a year since my last acquisition, but I just closed on Memphis Rental Property #17! Here’s a look at my new house, and why I’m still investing in rental properties in the middle of a pandemic.
A deep dive into the projected and actual performance of my first remote rental property.
Property #16 in my Memphis rental portfolio is a cute 3/2 built in 1997, and sits in a quality B neighborhood. It has been a steady, strong performer in my portfolio.