I was looking at 3/4 bedrooms new homes at the range 200-300k$.

If we were just jumping in today, we couldn't even come close to what was done when interest rates were in the 3-4% range, and houses were 1/2 the price.   

I have a wide range of property owners I manage properties for, and some are great landlords, and some just won't let me so my job and handle things for them.  

She was just overstepping bounds and wanted something conveniently selfish for her. disrespecting others spaces and the property by locking the bike to the hotwater heater in the laundry room. 

I'm with @Jonathan Greene - no, don't buy 5 properties in that price range in a random market. 

The high down payment is necessary so that the DTI ratio is within the range to be qualified for a conventional loan. 

If your average cashflow per door is 300 then you need 30 doors for that range. 

The man currently living there is a retired wheelchair bound vet who always pays on time and so they have never felt right raising the rent as hes only living on his Army paycheck.House 3. rents for $800/m the loan will cost me $14,000 as a down payment and $6,000 closing costs, and should cash flow approx $225/m after mortgage payment are made.House 4. 

Expect  max combined LTV's (First mortgage plus second) on primary homes in the 90%+/- range and on investment properties expect 75-85% LTV. - Realtor Referrals.

I knew several people who had an undeniably great stretch (probably in that 20% range) until the GR and FC hit them in the face.