Because if "over priced" the market decides that, and will reject your product/service, and simply not purchase it, forcing you to discount. 

Now it should cost an arm and a leg, but I wouldn't necessarily go for Joe blow, "I'll do it for $200" either, or you'll be getting a call in about four months because all the refrigerant has run out your lines.Is it one outdoor unit and 2-3 heads?

You could also combine strategies and do a value-add to each property as you go, forcing appreciation and building equity quicker that way while also learning about construction. 

Obviously, a noise complaint is going to be looked at much differently than an armed robbery. 

DSCR rates have been lower than conventional lately and DSCR offers 40 years amortization, 5/6 ARMs, Interest Only to help cash flow.If you have any questions feel free to reach out I enjoy helping and talking REI!

Even if you purchase with a single family home, it’s a start.I’m active duty Air Force with four properties.

I will honor my agreement of refinancing or doing a loan assumption as soon as I'm able (I've been trying excessively over the past decade), however if he does force a sale, can I tack on the fact that I've paid all expenses including the mortgage for the past now 13 years to demand he reimburse me half, or is he entitled to half the equity and I'm just screwed out of everything I've put into the house?

Money order is an added protection for the tenant because when the payment platform is hacked and everybody’s information is stolen, the tenant’s information won’t be there and therefore cannot get stolen.Look at the agreement documents the platform forces you/tenant to sign.

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.

I’m active duty Air Force and used my VA loan a few times.You can also check out NACA.com.