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@jaysen medhurst
@Aaron K
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It's not part of the report but what is your risk anaylsis? Like what if those rent don't actualize ? What is your staying power to weather the storm? The bare bones minimum is being able to pay 6 months of mortgage + some w/ little or no rent. This is multi-year investment and covering at least the 1st year is important. You don't want to lose out on the investment if cash flow does arrive after XYZ months of 'bad luck'. Towns where investment is hot like those in Ohio, the cities may delay real enforcement of penalties until a new owner/investor comes in because it's MUCH more likely the fines will be paid. The old owner had been drained, sold at a bargain (that's why you buy) and then you get hit. If you have sustaining power of 6 months, don't see why you wouldn't at sub $300 mortgage a month, the numbers look good.