In the past, the Department of HUD targeted S8 rents to be at the lower end of a rental market.

The longer the term, the the borrower's ability to pay and the more stable the payment history, the lower you can price the earned interest rate on the note. 

@John Carbone no.

If you're considering scaling your portfolio, what loan features matter most to you – lower interest rates, flexible terms, or higher loan-to-value ratios?

Refinancing out of this interest rate to a lower one could be difficult currently but its a potential option in the future months.

While buying near a hospital can sometimes be a good investment, in this case, the hospital in question is MetroHealth, which is a county hospital primarily serving lower-income residents, many of whom are on Medicare or may not have insurance.

can you go 1-2 hours out for a lower price point but retain the ability to be hands on?

I love to see the debt lowered every month with principle payments.

Now I know this isn't an apples-to-apples comparison but to me I would seem to think that Class A properties would have a lower cap than a C+ value add property.

Our realtor has informed us that they will address two lower cost items on the exterior of the home and want to provide us with a cashier's check at closing to address the other three.