Half of Americans cannot even earn $46,000 in one year!

(NOTE: It was stated as previously a SFH, so would probably have to be re-converted to a duplex).I estimated monthly expenses (including 10% vacancy/capex/repairs as well as PITI) around $1500 or so.Potential income (if both rented) could be around $1800-2000, of course half of that if we lived in one unit.Okay, what are your thoughts?  

I grew up on Long Island where a 3/2 would run you a half million.

Next, go find my jogging suit and running shoes to start chasing them for the written bid.At least half the battle to just start the work is won and I am getting some exercise.

If it's a half percent or something, it may be better to be protected under the LLC especially since we are renting it out. 

He doesn't do well with quick replies so half haphazardly said, "okay" and we left it at that.

If they cut it in half for landlords under 50, they probably would gather more of a user base.

I think that stuff will eventually work it's way out of the market and prices may inch higher again. 

Two-and-a-half years into the U.S. housing recovery, the real-estate industry is rolling out new ways for individuals to invest in the property market.Brokers, property managers and others are helping buyers purchase houses in distant cities and manage them as rentals for a fee.

it seems some sit half empty , even a few minutes from downtown.thank youFilipe