What’s the revenue stream and payback?

We are constantly trying to grow our portfolio in the Tucson market.

As I note in the article, "attorney Dan Kelly recommended removing rent-to-income ratios, as such a ratio must be held constant for both market and voucher tenants.

I have two condos now, and looking to invest about 250k in a new property. ideally, i like the steady stream of renting vs short term rentals. 

It is also very big and requires constant reno/repairs.My tax returns are laugh worthy to conventional lenders and I have 2 other properties so my debt to income ratio looks ridiculous to the average underwriter... but the cash flow is definitely there. 

All investors should consider private money lending as an additional income stream if due diligence is done correctly and the project is a good fit.

Also be careful on the zoning as some areas require a COE and are constantly under city scrutiny.

It would be constantly changing and with soooo many municipalities, it would be really tough.

Two books I recommend for you moving forward are "The House Hacking Strategy" by Craig Curelop and "Real Estate by the Numbers" by J Scott and Dave Meyer.Also - this is posted constantly in the forums and can be debated, but acquiring your real estate license just for one deal might be a massive waste of time.

Hey James, with a price range like that Columbus and Cleveland OH will be a standout choice, in these cities, your financial resources will go a long way enabling you to assemble a diverse multifamily portfolio and initiate a steady stream of income.