It's a guaranteed rent payment on the 1st of every month from the housing authority assuming their voucher covers 100% of the rent and usually get just slightly above market rent for each unit.If you have any questions feel free to shoot me a message.

It's crazy how much it varies based on the area.I'm not for sure on the market in Boston but I can guarantee you that if you find anyone in Cleveland, OH doing it that low it's either a scam or some poor soul that has no clue what on earth it is they're doing and the entire experience will be a train wreck from hell.10% is about the best you'll find in this market unless you get 10-15 doors and then the rates may go down but nowhere near that amount.

The fact that someone's actually living in the property is a pretty good indicator that the place is livable on some level with running water and power, although there's no guarantee.

It's no guarantee but it's a good place to start.1.

With an annuity, you hand over a big chunk of cash now in return for the promise that when you reach a certain age, the annuity will give you a guaranteed monthly payout until you die.

What I do is offfer my angry tennants the opportunity to get into real estate investing, offer them work in maintaining properties, collecting rents, and offer guidance on them being able to buy their first place of their own.Don't you think they would love to have at minimum two jobs to be able to save up the money , work their ends off to build up their credit, hunt down deals, and negotiate a purchase, invest their money knowing there is no guarantee of ever getting your money out of it or of profiting, have to spend thousands of dollars or 10's of thousands of dollars, even hundreds of thousands of dollars in order to be a ble to provide others with housing?

For example, some term that somehow increases/guarantees my return? 

Most loans you get in your LLC will need to be personally guaranteed by you, so the history of the LLC is irrelevant.

It's no guarantee but it's a good place to start.1.

If they wanted to amend the CCRs to explicitly ban short term rentals, they would have to put it to a vote and that costs money and time with no guarantee of success.