many threads on them.. they from what has been said require a 3k deposit up front with no gurantee of funding.so its not no money down.. plus I think you have to front rehab and get reimbursed so you need money for that so once you start adding this all up.. you may want to talk to local HML s as well. just to compare the real apples to apples.the biggest complaint I have heard is people pay the 3k and can never find a deal good enough to get through their underwriting and just lose the money.. they do for the 3k though send you some how to books and tapes I think but you can buy that stuff on E bay for 50 bucks.

If you can double the rental income, then it would be a good investment.952 E Princeton Ave 4-plex Analysis - JTO

Potentially I get the appreciation (look at h. below)e.

If you find one that is experienced in investment property, they will be worth their weight in gold.It's difficult for someone to hold your hand through this process and answer your questions when we don't know you or the property.

If you traded a $300K property into a $330K property, after the transaction, you'll have two properties on your schedule E.

I don't personally put as much weight on people with less than 5 years of experience in real estate investing.

More importantly, it "legalizes" the pet and the pet owners feel better about that, and usually stay longer.Put a weight limit on dogs. 

From Nancy E. 

Mudjacking raises concrete, but I question if the weight of the house is too much for this application. 

From the sounds of it, I’m leaning on assigning a weight restriction, and limiting the amount of dogs and breeds a tenant can have on my property.