Pretty simple, but you have to keep up with deadlines to the state...sometimes quarterly.

I almost turned it off after the 3rd quarter..

Recently purchased my own house for $260k, 3/2 on a quarter acre with a pool, down the street from a park and in a good school district with low crime, and could definitely get $1,500 rent for it.Although, at $250k purchase price, 25% down and a 5% interest rate (typical for investment properties) your monthly mortgage payment will be roughly $1,340 per month.

Want to learn what to expect for a Cap rate, IRR, NOI, Expense, distributions (monthly/quarterly) to equity investors, and ROI.

On FHA loans down payment is 3% - 5% on Conventional about 10% and above.3-On both loans best to qualify on your own unless you want a bigger house with separate living quarters then you will need to have rental agreements sign from potential renters to help you qualify for loan and must be submitted with required documents.4-There are mortgage calculators online that can help give you an idea as to the size of mortgage you will qualify for.

I'd personally send out my own version of letters to change it up on a quarterly basis.

Cheep and easy for a landlord to install and a excellent excuse for the landlord to do their quarterly inspections with out tenants feeling they are being watched (which of course they are).Our codes require they be installed and maintained by the landlord otherwise the landlord will be held liable in the event if death or injury.

Redemptions in the last quarter pay a full 12%.

I remember in one quarter (3 months) I did 25% of the bank's loan volume for the whole county.

I have read great material such as this article on Investopedia, but I am confused as how these taxes are really assessed and how I can estimate property taxes when analyzing a property.I looked up the home I currently rent in located in Jersey City, NJ (via this Jersey City gov link), I found that the property tax changed every two quarters.