Hello BP Community,I love this web site and want to thank @Joshua Dorkin, @Brandon Turner and @David Greene for the great Podcast!

I have just started searching the web for properties, as well as reaching out to my small network of investors, agents, and brokers. 

By day, I'm a video producer and operate a couple of LLC's doing production work and my only retirement setup at the moment is a Roth IRA.

I have 10 rental units in Atlanta, and like everyone else, have been having a harder time finding solid deals that produce the way my current ones do.

.- There is a possibility you won't sell your property for a price high enough to justify selling and you may have to rent it for a while (oh, and incur a bunch of new financing & title co costs to refi out of your hard money loan).The ONLY fun things about them are: (a)  they are finally over, and (b) hopefully, you produced a good product and sold it with a profit... latter isn't guaranteed as you could guess from the earlier discussion.Consider negotiating your purchase prices harder and "wholetailing" instead of rehabbing.

Tell your tenant that she can do research on the web, as I did, and find help.

Web site should give you some insight too.

An overview can be found here.The CMHC web-site also has a mortgage calculator which will accommodate high-ratio, insured mortgages.My recommendation is to learn the underlaying principals, be able to perform the calculations manually and develop your own spreadsheet.  

First, you should consider what expenses your property typically produces for tenants in addition to the rent.

I have aspirations of flying for the airlines someday, but I also have aspirations of developing a RE portfolio that produces around 10k a month so I can have a FI lifestyle and live out some of my other dreams.