That being said, your debt service will be so low relative to your high cash flow and the amount of work you need to put into the property is SIGNIFICANTLY less than the expectations of the tenants in those neighborhoods listed above.I am not arguing this is the one strategy to rule them all, and honestly is not my cup of tea, but it is one that pairs well with your stated goal.

Igloo homes offer bluetooth enabled lock pairing so the property doesn't need wifi.

There is a reason why those of use who teach instruct to start with a self assessment, find natural advantages, and than pair it to the 1 strategy that best utilizes those strengths and you start there.

Often I see investors use cap rate as the metric by which they pair one investment over another, or assign a future cap rate to a future disposition of an asset.

A $3 million policy for 12 rental properties, 2 cars, a pair of personal properties, a boat and a motorcycle was less than $1300 last year.

Feel like this could get pricey fast though when all said and done.Another option I'm looking into is an appliance leasing company bringing in a washer/dryer, they charge a monthly fee everything else free of charge and finding a way to split that up between the units or even lease two pairs and just up the rent to cover for the monthly fee.I would love any advice or suggestions, probably overthinking it but this just continues to have me stuck.

If you sell a pair of boots at a garage sale, you don't need an accounting system, you do if you're trying to run a shoe store.

A pair of applicants with low credit scores are asking if I'd accept a company as a guarantor.The company they're going with is this: https://nationwideguarantors.c...I've spoke on the phone with them.

The essence is pairing up those with income to show but cash poor, and those cash rich but no income.

This Sunday I'm hoping to look at a pair of houses neighboring each other that were brought to me off market.