I was targeting a "cash on cash" return of 5%... and I plan on having a property manager handle the management...So here's how the numbers looked (The building is a 6 family: 2x3Br, 4x1Br)...Purchase Price: $290,000Total Monthly Rents: $4275Expenses (50% Of Rent): -$2138Mortgage P&I: -$1558 (based on $217500 Loan at 7.75%)Projected Monthly Cashflow: $579I realize I'm pretty far from the 2% rule here, but situationally, it's one of the closest I could find in my area...

If you are not sure of the closest one, just google airnav.

I track the Green Valley Ranch and parts of Green Valley the closest.

Then again, I was an accounting/finance major so I know what he charges for I will have little difficulty replicating with the aid of turbo tax, just never had the time.

If you are looking to be owner occupant i'd say buy one that's closest to your job at first.

All of our tenants, regardless of whether they are an aid to a government minister renting a furnished flat, or a single parent struggling on social assistance merit a clean, safe and functioning home.

Closest are these:Sept 2013 sold for 35k, listed 1 year prior for 19.5 and did not sell.

Is it a functional triplex or a duplex with a band-aid 3rd unit?

If a tenant claims they don't have any money, they will have to find it somehow if they want to appeal on their court date.A few years ago, we had a tenant find a social services organization to give her the money and Legal Aid helped her with the paperwork.

I didn't have any neighbors as crazy as your lady here, but I made sure that the people in the 3 closest houses my cell phone number and asked them to let me know if there was any problem.