If you let them explain your plan to the owner they will almost always lose something in the translation.

Translation: if people like Joe can't legally operate as money finders, the people that are owed the money will probably NEVER know about it and the state will end up getting to keep it.Also, in reading your quoted text above... who in their right mind would think they got to pay $500 to an investor, who would then pay $37000 in taxes and let them stay in their house?

Increasing rent by $50/mo translates into $600/yr or 8% increase.

This translates to $3000 annual profit and 12% return on your $25,000 investment.

Translation must submit all subsequent offers to the lender.

Hopefully, that will translate into some increased business for you.

For example, when a tenant tells me "I'm looking for a job", that translates to me as "I don't have a job and don't intend to get one as long as the taxpayer will give me a handout."

Mike's 2% rule translates into a 4.17GRM.

Yes I understand that they did not force me into this situation but is it fair that they mae Obsine profits while I drive a 900 dollar piece of **** car and eat peanut butter and jelly for most of my meals while they rake billions of dollars. no this time I am going to get a fixed rate loan from the begining I amnot bitching as so much of the market but 15 percent intrest makes it nearly impossible to get ahead. and the fact that 15 percent intrest translates to 500% intrest at the life of the loan is ludacrius. making your money back and a little on the side is one thing but when you make 600K on a 100K investment no matter the term is insane thats like me lending my friend 10 bucks to gas up his ride and telling him you owe me 70 now but I will take payments.

This will in turn cause more vacancies in the higher rent areas, which causes a reduction of those rents to fill the vacancies.So inflation does not always translate into higher rates or appreciation of property values.