A-Class neighborhoods are high-end, desirable, with low vacancy rates.

On top of that are the low homeownership costs.

Of course, this is just my opinion but I bet I'm not alone..If I'm an investor, I think the returns you're able to achieve in Costa Rica are higher than normal because you focus on these large properties and, as @Martin D. mentioned, prices in that country are too high and returns too low.

**Understand Section 8** - **Housing Choice Voucher Program**: Section 8, or the Housing Choice Voucher Program, helps low-income families afford housing by subsidizing rent.

I can't tell you how many times I went with the LOW GUY and it cost me more, or how many times I tried to do the CHEAP FIX, and it didn't work. 

Typically Section 8 assistance will track along the market rent for low income communities in the area (slightly higher or lower depending on the location). 

A condo HOA can decide they want to replace all the roofs, but if the bank account is low, hit you with a $5,000 special assessment.

Hi, I have an applicant who is 20 years old with a low credit score.

Prices in Columbus are still low enough to find 1% rule deals and there's a ton of appreciation happening in this market as well.

But taking the long view, those low fixed rate 30 year mortgages are some of the best hedges against inflation you can have.