(After 60-something months, for example, our minimum monthly payment will be only $384-ish on the remaining $25,360-ish balance.)But obviously we already have a problem from the beginning.Monthly rent: 500- Monthly expenses: 250- First Month Financing expenses: 750 (188 interest, 562 principal)Net cash flow for the first month: -500Unless I am just being a total idiot, this doesn't look good to me at first glance.

Now finding deals with that much meat on the bone is harder today than in 2012, but if you get one then that's a route to go.

I know he doesnt think of me at all [I am a single parent of 2 doing my best & pulling from every direction I can to move up in the world]. 

Most of these have not taken the time to talk to me at all - they just blast out these very vague "deals."

However, when I see properties in north Tacoma that are being rented for $1500, my initial assumption (before probing the listing agent for 100 questions) is that the owner of the property acquired the property a good little awhile ago.

I need several things, and I am stopping here first to ask my friends if you could help me, at least point me in the right direction. 1.

The warranty company is a nightmare but they’ve saved me at least $10,000 over the last year.

Due to the risk of the deal falling through--it has happened to me at the closing table--I wouldn't ever do any major improvements. 

Speculating and hoping on just appreciation doesn’t seem like a good idea to me. At

From my research the market seems to be pretty high, but with some meat on the bone for Single Family Homes and MFR for buy and hold rentals (and maybe Buy/Refurbish/Rent).