@Dakoda SpencerZillow shows tax information but you will also want to verify it on the town website because there may also be an additional town or school tax.I would probably pay cash for the property if rent is going to be so low because you will need some money to cover ongoing expenses.

Ideally, I would like to start flipping houses once my wife is finished with school, for more financial stability in case my first deal is a flop.

If you notice the late fees come around Christmas and the start of school.

This year in July we asked the association if we can lease the property for three to four years, as we loved the house and would like to move here once our daughter finished high school in St.

I have no personal debt, school debt or payments of any kind and for the moment, I am able to live at home with my parents.

Good schools and lots of properties available to buy and rent. 

A little about myself; I owned one SFR in my college town while in school and sold it after graduation to fully pay off my student loans using the appreciated value of the homestead.

After devoting 80+ hours weekly and never feeling free of school responsibilities I chose not to return but met my goal to earn a small pension when I turn 62.

I am interested in learning how to either flip houses or invest in property to produce long-term income now, so that when I finish graduate school my wife and I can best invest our income early on. 

I also send cover letters and flyers to every welding school, instrumentation school, and refinery in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee, Ohio, and Alabama.Amenities:  Washer/dryer and laundry detergent, kitchen with all appliances and utensils, cable tv in every room, wifi, sheets blankets and towels, soap, t.p. paper towels, outdoor grill.