You should definitely account for those costs, but you can't predict the future.

Oh well can't predict everything.Look forward to hearing from you.Eric

Hey, i am a new investor, your community has been an awesome resource and instrumental to get me going.

I'm not predicting anything or dead set on anything.

At first, I was worried about vacancy rates in a small towns, 4,000 +/- population, however, I have found that in some of the markets I have looked have a high demand for rentals than what I would expect.One thing I have found that helps is finding a local REA that knows the area, they have been instrumental when learning a new market.  

It has been so instrumental in my investing journey, and in my growth as a real estate agent.

Given that I will be considered self-employed and will initially not have income (or at least not income that is steady or predictable), I will be having my parents co-sign the FHA loan to fulfill the income requirements.I clearly have sufficient capital to not only fund a 3.5% down investment, but to also make the subsequent mortgage payments.

Considering both the Full Faith and Credit Clause as well as the Supremacy Clause, this was both predictable and expected.ASSET PROTECTION SUMMARY:From an Asset Protection standpoint, this case has one very big point – You cannot rely on the DAPT statue of any State, nor the Trust document or recitals to establish JURISDICTION!

Is the cash flow and ROI working out as you predicted? 

This is much more secure than predicting what will happen to the market in the next couple of years.