Alignment of interests with all parties esp the investors is paramount.

Tenants or you also can pay for "express" payments, which are faster.More recently I have learned of a faster service called Zrent, offered by Paramount Bank and I think some other banks.

It is paramount that you ensure you are following all the rules of the moratorium so ensure you understand what they are for whatever jurisdiction your property is located in.I would suggest you start by staying in contact with the tenants. 

I love to invest but quality of life is also paramount.

Your answer is there, but also the cheaper houses may come with more capital expenditures so the upkeep of the homes is of paramount importance when weighing that against your potential rent roll.

It becomes paramount to make sure you have the best available FHA (or other low down payment loan product) rate available on the market.Additionally, very few want a cashflow negative rental (especially as your first property) but if you can get to cashflow neutral I'd encourage you to think about your return as a combination of four things: cash flow, principal paydown, (potential) appreciation and tax benefitsThe first three can be quantified easily on a hypothetical $600,000 duplex.$0 cash flow + $8,000 principal paydown (rough calc) + $12,000 appreciation (2%) = $20,000Initial investment = 600k x 3.5% + $5,000 closing costs = $26,000So you'll on average, over the long term, even with $0 cash flow generate a return of $20,000+ per year on a $26,000 initial investment.

Asking questions on the sponsor’s track record and background in real estate is paramount to ensuring what is presented is delivered.

@Jenny Elomaa Picking the right location and screening tenants is paramount for that strategy.

This is why underwriting is paramount before acquiring the property.

Typically they would not use one you have generated on your own.If you're just trying to get it done for an estate or net worth calculation you might try Blaine Group or Paramount out of College Station....they probably hit Waxahachie.