If you can qualify with your income, DTI and employment history, conventional may offer better terms.

The economy is rocking, we have full employment (~4% unemployment) and wage growth is still at 4%.

Starting with Dressbarn which Santarelli claims to have successfully relaunched paving the way for other big-name retailers.When comparing what Mr.

Conventional at 5% down would cap you at 3% concessions, but generally is more lenient with employment history and property condition. 

Growing population, great employment opportunities, steady appreciation etc.The best amenity has been location.

Some employers, (when you're 50+) 401k adoption agreements will allow you to do an "in-service-rollover". 

Does anyone have any insight on how to branch into government-commercial leasing or gaining employment with JLL?

We fee like a conservative approach will let us go through the growing pains of better understanding real estate investing without the worry of being over leveraged to add to the stress while we are both still employed full time in our careers and do not plan on quitting our jobs to go fully into real estate. 

Also most people employed, so even if it is a struggle they can still pay the bills.

I am curious to know what other marketing websites and strategies you employ when listing your rentals.