The C-class property renters may or may not have a W/D, but the stackable will be a deal-killer for many.

A good mobile version of this site would be killer.

If anybody has any better ideas, I'd love to hear it.Thanks and best of luck to all your endeavors.Well, I guess I'm going to be the dream killer here 😄 .

Only way you're likely to get lower than 20-25% down payment on an investment loan is with a private or portfolio lender (probably only realistic if you have a killer deal), or maybe a rich uncle or something.

C class is most popularly pursued because the numbers are killer.

The tax and regulatory environment is a deal killer to me.

The killer for me on cashflow is property taxes are kind of high and insurance.

If you are a long-term buy-and-hold investor,  stay out of states with high property tax like Texas and Florida, high property tax is THE killer.

The owner must give the PHA any information requested by the PHA on rents charged by the owner for other units in the premises or elsewhere.Section 7 a3. the PHA shall not be obligated to pay any late payment penalty if HUD determines that late payment by the PHA is due to factors beyond the PHA’s controlSection 11 b & c The PHA, HUD and the Comptroller General of theUnited States shall have full and free access to thecontract unit and the premises, and to all accounts and other records of the owner that are relevant to the HAPcontract, including the right to examine or audit the records and to make copies.The owner must grant such access to computerized or other electronic records, and to any computers, equipmentor facilities containing such records, and must provide any information or assistance needed to accessthe records.That last part is a deal killer for us and we would never agree to allow that kind of access to our business records.

Very eye opening stuff and easy to read due to Brandon’s conversational style when writing..can’t put it down.Also, The Devil In the White City is a great one about America’s first serial killer who lived in Chicago in the mid-late 1800’s.