The government subsidizes the rent to the landlord and the tenant pays the difference.It accomplishes the same goal of providing affordable housing, but it disburses the families, which doesn't lead to concentrations of poverty in housing projects.

This is automatically done by a control valve.Post your water analysis with the current iron concentration, pH, hardness..etc, and we can discuss what you need.

I would concentrate on one strategy at a time.  

They seem to be concentrated in the kitchen, and swarm out of one cabinet in particular when you disturb it. 

One should lethally concentrate on the closing cost.

I am trying to get my head around numbers.My direction is to concentrate on cash flow.Here is one option.3 houses on one deed1-2Br and 2-3BrApprox. 40 yrs old, renovated inside and out 10 years agoNo immediate repairs required.Total rental income 2005/monthRenters pay utilities2 long term renters-10yrs, 5yrs plus one new renterTaxes 1084/yrRural property near RR trax, so not much appreciation potentialProperty is listed at 210000single family in area are 140000 to 160000I would estimate these seperatly would be 100000 (township won't seperate)present owners have held for 3 years- I have to check on there purchase priceMy financial options are as follows:Offer 160000-170000 maxFinance total at 6.25% variable (interest only) lock in at any timeSame financing but pay up to 40000 downMorgage at 6%Opinions if any?

Always concentrate first online, this way you can easily capture your local market cherry picking your leads and making money off the ones you are not interested in taking down. 

Depending on concentration, they are very hazardous.

It sounds like you have some related experience related to purchasing property, but I personally would concentrate on a stabilizing everything else right now. 

My wife and I played around with some ideas but prices were so crazy in 2005-2007 that we held off and I lost focus on Real Estate and concentrated on my career.