I think clients always tend to look at what they get NOW for cash flow versus what value they get on exit if they ever want to 1031 exchange out.The rental increases could be set to annual and to the greater of CPI up to 5% a year or 2.5% increase whichever is GREATER.

He also lacks a mentor to give him expert advise and set him straight, whichever direction that may be in.

But whichever form you choose, I think it's important to come to some ground rules and put it all in writing at the beginning.

I think you'll get most if not all the answers you're looking for and probably some you didn't know to ask.If there's anything I've missed after that, let me know and I'll answer - here or by message, whichever is best for you.

However, the income requirements are slightly different for a section 8 applicant and will be screened according to the regulations put in place by whichever Housing Authority issued the Section 8 to the applicant.

Whichever market that you jive with the on the ground companies better is the market i'd go with.

I only change the water if it looks dirty or every 2 months; whichever comes first. 

Which ever direction you do make sure you are doing research, SBA loans are not easy to get

I think my question basically boils down to: Do you have to go through a title company and have a mortgage and need the title insurance vs. doing whichever you want when you buy cash?

As a General Rule, my Desired Profit is $20,000 or 20% of ARV whichever is greater.