I get the benefit for me, but our market is extremely good now and rents are sky rocketing and vacancies are extremely low, so if I were to try to do a master lease for cash flow, why would a property owner do this?

It is not rocket science.

Unfortunately, we missed the boat buying a house 5 years ago when we arrived from NYC and now that the market is crazy and prices has sky rocketed, we are thinking on relocating to a new exciting place.

As an investor, there is a lot of potential for growth, and as I see philly development sky-rocket, I firmly believe holds will generate a good profit in the long run! 

Everything from HOA fees sky rocketing, taxes raising, 10 percent property management fee's plus repairs mixed with your monthly taxes on net income received.

I close on it Wednesday the 18th as of now, and even though this was a long process I really feel like this is going to rocket me onto the path of financing independence and a better quality of life!

Its not rocket science, but it does take a certain type of person to be able deal with evictions, leaky pipes and roaches all the time!

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand why the previous owner was losing money.

I am attempting to gain pre-approval for a loan on my first multi-family property (first property at all, for that matter).The amount I have been pre-approved for via Rocket Mortgage is far too small to purchase a multi-family property in my local market. 

Canesha Edwards Decatur is very competitive and prices have sky rocketed like the rest of Atlanta.