The remaining inventory is slim with few older duplexes for sale.

They are just another bill to an already slim margin.

Good Morning @Matthew Grebeta,There are many duplexes in the area to select from, however in a cursory overview of your post it seems you may want to pick areas that fit your family best first as far as a safe location, etc. and slim down the investments from there (look for zoning districts that support duplexes and that will give you a selection of regions to slim down).

Chances of you hitting a home run first time at bat are very slim.

The lack of zoning, increased supply in the last few years, hotel competition for the business traveler crowd, and no real peak season are going to make your cash flow slim and probably not worth all of the effort and expense.

Probably slim... next NB election is in 2024 and there are more tenants that landlords out there to keep happy for votes.

I’ve arbitraged for STR before, but I think the margins are too slim to arbitrage for MTR, however it’s less work so perhaps it could work at scale to cash flow.

Odds of this are slim, but it's possible. 

. ($3936 for the year)- Pay the monthly mortgage obligation: -$3380/mo.So for Year 2, that leaves me with a net cash flow of $23/mo.In order for the deal to work, I'd have to be slim on my reserves (only reserving $369/mo.) and have to find a nimble PM company (for 8% or less of monthly rent).

the chance of a foreigner getting sued is pretty slim.. they may get named but pretty difficult to chase them to other countries.. it would be prohibitive in costs.that is one of the reasons foreigners have such a hard time borrowing money in the states the banks know they are in reality simply equity based.