But since J properties generally depreciate over time (not like properties back home which appreciate), the idea of sinking cash into a property that is worth less five years from now is not terribly appealing.Like you say, then the question is what sort of yield can you get, and will it cover the deprication losses?

She is getting a 1.46 multiple over 4 years , so 1.46 X to the Y 0.25 equals 10% compounded annual return, which should be totally covered by depreciation so that's an effective yield of 16% if in top bracket.

@Terri-Leigh H.20 by 40 heated pool with insulated cover .

Additionally, this same lender can run the numbers for you on taking out a HELOC on your primary to see if all costs are covered from your investment property. 

So you and/or your partner will need to have an unlimited residency permit (Niederlassungserlaubnis).From what i can tell of the residential property market, the cap rates are very low (3% range) and the rental income doesn't cover the mortgage costs often times.

We recommend you get management contracts from several PMCs and compare the services they cover and, more importantly, what they each DO NOT cover.

Renters insurance price will vary depending on the value of the renters' personal possessions (furniture, clothing, artwork, jewlry, etc... whatever the renter chooses to have the policy cover) in the rental  the liability amount will be added to that base. 

Just make sure the rents cover the PM+Note+Maint/cap expenses.

Partner Driven financed the Springdale Forrest Circle deal using its own capital, covering the $93,000 purchase price and $993 renovation costs.

Partner Driven financed the Seattle Street deal using its own capital, covering the $155,000 purchase price and $3,000 renovation costs.