By Sara Huebener I've always been an advocate of owning real estate as part of one's financial portfolio, and, whenever possible, including investment properties among that list. I believe that if one can tolerate the nuisances that go hand-in-hand with investment property for a considerable period of time, ownership of investment properties can reap big rewards. On Christmas Eve, we purchased another investment property. It was a bank-owned townhome in solid structural condition, but rough shape (if that makes sense). The home has some unique and attractive features such as beamed and vaulted ceilings, large rooms and a finished basement. And with a purchase price at 46% of its most recent sale price and 65% of active comparables, it appeared to be an attractive investment. We a...
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