I will be moving to KCMO in August 2021 to take a job at H&R Block in downtown KCMO in the IT department.

With vacancy, especially like people booking weekends in advance that block your week or multi week long rentals, I’ve often netted more money with the longer term customer / sure thing.

Keep chatting and eventually they'll say the golden phrase, "if you don't reimburse me I'll leave you a bad review" at this point you can call up airbnb and send them screens hots and they'll block the renter from leaving a bad review of you.

1) Check with another accountant2) I was never told about this, might be true, might not.3) No4) No, just block it offI don't like the idea of a big company running this for you, try to find a local to help out, maybe a Realtor?

With that, you’re looking at homes that have fallen into disrepair or commonly need foundation work due to the original foundations being comprised of cinder blocks or even rock.

You know this is not right, stop talking with him and block his number.Google hard money lenders and your city.

Rent in the area is about 695-800 according to the rental property analyzer on Biggerpockets, so RTP ratio is just above 1%, i am looking at about $230/month in cashflow, and RTI ratio in Jacksonville is about 27% so still room for growth. 2 homes in the area sold for $103k and $108k (both within the last 6 month, and the property that sold for 103K is on the same block, 3 houses down), the property located near a very good high school and Elementary (both 5 stars according to google, lol).

After calculating the NPV with, or without the updates, the return is excellent.Here are some details about the town:- median household income = 27k / year- median property value = 85k- population around 9000- approximately 1.5 hours away from AtlantaI currently have a couple of rentals generating between the $2000 - $3000 / month and I have had excellent luck finding quality tenants (by performing credit & background checks along with salary verification), great contractors, and self-managing each of my properties (and one is half way across the country).Does anyone have any thoughts or comments on what it would like to own and manage a block of duplexes on a street in a lower income town?

@Michael Perry Milwaukee is a great place to invest, but it is also very, very competitive and comes with it's own challanges, things change within a few blocks. 

I wish this site had a block feature.A rising tide lifts all boats is one of the dumbest sayings ever.