Ideally, I'd like to buy a more practical car for managing my rental (something with more storag space) later this year. 

I deal with this in Boston all the time and it's always holding me up from adding bedrooms in the basement or attic unless I want to go in front of the ZBA.

And then there is accounting, invoicing, marketing and advertising, legal expenses, liability, insurance...Oh yes, and ideally you want to maintain a decent profit margin on top of all that.

It's an app that allows you to customize questions for your tenant, for example 'have you ever been sued by a landlord or have you ever filed suit against a landlord."

I used to try and limit the customer's time talking with me on the jobsite....I pointed out to them that jobsite progress slowed down when they showed up, and started chatting with everyone, and that the project completion date was going to be pushed back.

In an ideal perfect world you are cash flowing or near break even starting out and also either buy the property under its actual value or add forced appreciation quickly. 

I am looking to purchase my first property but I am wondering if it would be ideal to rent to a section 8 tenant on disibility.

Based on my calculations and preliminary research, I have found that the Bay Area offers good returns from developing land, although acquiring level land and obtaining permits can be challenging.I have a few questions:1) Is it recommended to purchase a complete house plan from online sources like ePlans or similar websites and then customize the architectural design before submitting it to the municipality?

Failed HVAC guys who don't work well with others, electricians with a lousy customer base, sometimes a journeyman plumber who can never quite qualify for his master credentials.

Ideal price point 450k give or take .