I have a high household income, so while my initial investment may be low, I will probably be able to invest an additional 100k/year in the following years.- Desire is to buy and hold MFHs.- Would like to partner on deals (I understand finding the right partner is difficult, so I'll let this come over time).Questions:- How is the rental market in Mount Lebanon? 

The only part I am not sure about if the market will "correct"; I believe it is much more likely that it will level off.The reason I believe that is affordability - the NAR publishes an affordability index; basically how much of a median household incoem is needed to buy a median home with 10% down.

But for my day to day operations, not only do I have one account for all my properties and syndications, it's the same account I use for my W-2 direct deposit and also to pay my day to day household bills, lol.

I would cash-flow ~$1,000/month, but I would have still to pay on top taxes and property management since I am out of state, so the cash flow would be around $700/month.For this the cashflow looks a tiny bit better.

I see listings reducing price in every state by tiny amounts when they didn't get the moon and movie star price now.

Everything was going to be in my name, and my wife wasn't going to be attached to the loan or anything.Now, as we are about to go to the area this weekend and stay a week to find our home, and house hack, the lender told us that our debt-income ratio is too high because she had to put my wife's info as she is part of the household. 

What is your monthly household income? 

Some will consider waiving the fee in consideration of future tax revenue.You might also consider tiny homes, non-permanent structures, if you are using the land for very small STR only.Good luck!

The biggest problem with San Diego and Southern California rental real estate is that personal and household income doesn’t align well with rents.

We would rent out our current home in Canada( very tiny mortgage left on it) for a year.