The tenant's finances determine what they can afford.

I just completed my first rehab deal, and I still cashflow, but I can't afford property management without basically negating the rest.

A lot of investors based in markets like New Jersey are choosing to purchase their investments OOS in the Midwest because of the affordability and numbers making more sense.

Very few even grasp what this means, it means to HURT, to exist in a state of PAIN, to choose to live in pain in so many ways, so many aspect, because one is choosing to SUFFER on so many aspects of life, to afford the total dedication and allocation of EVERYTHING to that ONE-THING that truly and most importantly matters at this stage in the plan.     

With a 4% rate on the seller-financed deal, you'll want to compare current market rates to see if refinancing is affordable and makes sense.

Maybe MTR is a better strategy for you because you will spend less on furnishings (affordable, durable, and no amenities) and have less tenancy.

Furthermore, this rule may be disregarded as investors become more creative.For instance, if investors intend to buy and make a long-term hold play, betting on appreciation, they may be able to afford to pay more.

Just frustrated with how difficult it is for people to adopt intelligence and common sense, backed by data and evidence, yet it is effortless for people to religiously embrace absolute NONSENSE.

The mix of affordability for tenants and upward trends in neighborhood development has kept the rental demand strong, which is key when looking at any rental market.Appreciation Potential: While cash flow is a key consideration, many parts of Detroit are seeing appreciation as revitalization continues.

My contact has been non-communicative and I'm wondering if he's experiencing cash flow issues and just trying to bide his time, or if there's a deeper issue and he's on the verge of bankruptcy.Any advice you can provide for this situation would be GREATLY appreciated.That's frustrating and im sorry you're going through this right now.