Yes, my Section 8 tenants were also single mothers but they had jobs which otherwise should have given them a middle-class living like an associate manager at Walmart.  

The association emailed me today and said this was an owner responsibility for me to call the plumber and coordinate access to the condo downstairs. 

The first 2 years out you can only be a "broker associate" like you mentioned.

We are starting to see more and more demand from corporate entitities at our MTRs whether that be from companies providing for their executives or skilled laborers, or insurance-associated temporary housing. 

If you cash out refinance you incur (more or less) all the lending fees associated with a financed property purchase (even though you are just refinancing the property you already own), and then you incur significant fees when you sell the property (closing costs, commissions, etc).  

Regardless of the lender, expect a higher rate and cost associated with a DSCR loan with no prepayment penalty compared to a DSCR loan with a prepayment penalty.

REIA = real estate investment Association.

The townhome association charges a $100 fee annually under the name of the Tenant Administration Program (TAP), regardless of whether I have a new lease with new tenants or a renewed lease with the same tenants as the previous year.Who should be responsible for this fee: the landlord or the tenants?

@Theresa HansenI recommend that you join the Georgia Real Estate Investors Association, gareia dot com, to network and get contractor recommendations.Good luck.  

However, I'm having difficulty understanding the Cash on Cash Return on Investment (ROI) for this property.One challenge I'm facing is that rental income isn't the only cash flow associated with the property.