The insurer looks at the potential tenant profile (job history...) to filter qualified tenants and a landlord could reject candidates if they don't qualify for rent insurance.

You are projecting 6,000 a year cash difference for 18,000 over 3 years then a 31k on eventual cash out.Good credit to me is worth way,way more than 50k upside over 3 years.Also your risk profile makes a difference.

Just looking to see what you had in mind as you are more experience than I am after looking at your profile :)

Check out my profile and read through some of the posts where I rant and motivate people that are 20-40 years old saying that age is just a number and telling them life experiences they never had.

I believe his email is listed in his profile.

A successful tactic for us was to begin with a target renter profile first and then look for a property that fits that profile.  

I've changed my risk profile and instead of $250.

Interesting that you talk against flips and your profile says you primarily flip.... 

The only person cutting corners here is you in how you obviously didn't read my full post or bother to check my profile with my background.

There is one schedule on Monday Sept 25 that is heavily attended by BP members (@Brandon Turner, his wife @Heather Turner and child-Rosy does not yet have a BP profile were at the last one).