While the usual saying "you get what you pay for" obviously applies, I'm flabbergasted that people are ready to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars in a foreign country but have an issue paying a likely small amount in relation to that to make sure they don't end up making a bad investment.Hope this  Listen, I didn’t mean to strike a nerve.

This is another reason why I would strongly recommend examining another lender. 

I was looking for a community that would support me through my nerves at getting started.

However, it also faces economic difficulties, high vacancy rates, and  slower property appreciation compared to booming markets.If you're an out-of-state investor without local contacts, examining census data can provide valuable insights into Youngstown, Ohio.

Do you know anywhere that this strategy is examined more in depth?

It’s exciting and nerve racking but once you get your first deal done you’re confidence and skills will grow and you’ll be well on your way.  

I'm finding this all very nerve-wracking a newbie.

Then a queen trundle in another and a bunk bed in the third.And I'd re-examine why you you want to squeeze as many people as possible into such a small house?

ANd they dont care about their credit and make sure their is no deficiency judgement there are bad actors out there that will intentionally not pay the mortgage and rip the rents until the bank forecloses a few years down the line all the while creamting the original sellers credit and frying their nerves and freying their marriage.

This was a nerve wrecking expereince with that balloon loan hanging over my head and having to be at work and trust the contractors to work on the home.