@Rich DavisIt's a function of the market cycle.

I am cheap, but everything looks good and functions well- most important if you are renting it out. 

Again, not an in depth report, but something to start with and combine it with your boots on the ground data, county traffic reports and city data (all free online).

NOTHING can target motivated sellers because NO ONE knows when someone, anyone, you, becomes motivated.So combine these 2 steps.Yes lists CAN target foreclosures, absentee owners, probates, tax liens, absolutely. 

The search function sucks, if it even exists anymore - it's become so marketing, advertising and click bait oriented. 

So, your combined Medicare and NIIT tax rate would be 5.3%.To calculate the total tax savings on rental income, you would add up the savings from federal and state income tax, and Medicare/NIIT tax:Total Tax Savings = Federal Tax Savings + State Tax Savings + Medicare/NIIT Tax SavingGiven your tax rates, you can calculate the total savings.

I'm often presented with opportunities to acquire investment condos in Orlando, Miami, and other popular Florida cities.I always decline.Read the article below to understand better why "condo" and "Florida" are now a particularly bad combination!

Married, both W2 earners at 225k combined.

Particularly with the blanket view of the city since all neighborhoods haven't functioned the same over the course of the past 6 years.

We may be able to piggy back, combine forces, or schedule something new to accomodate schedules.