After your lease expires you can then go ahead and purchase it for five years stretching your payments for a very good and reliable car about eight years making it affordable.

Better to start when you have a good foundation than rushing into it and stretching yourself unnecessarily thin.

What markets are within 1-2Hrs that wouldn't be such a stretch to get to.

In my opinion, 4M is a bit of a stretch.

We do prefer experience and I would certainly add that to the "Experience/Track Record" form that we collect when we do a DSCR deal, but you not having US experience is not a deal killer by any stretch.

:This is my problem with most business books: they take 30 pages worth of information and stretch it into entire books.

Evictions for non-payment may be stretched out as well but that is always the preferred cause of action. 

EXACTLY  owning my personal residences over the years is by far the best thing I ever did.. and it was always a stretch to buy one.. but at least us folks in the Bay area and nice areas of Portland. the amount of appreciation I have received by just living someplace would equal a 100 rentals or more.. with no more work than hiring someone to mow my lawn and a house keeper to keep it clean  LOL.. my wife and I are busy real estate folks no time for that stuff.. in other areas I think were housing is so cheap same thing applies buying is cheaper than renting in many areas.. and lastly like many have said I don't want to be told what to do..

I'll do at least two of them this year, with a stretch goal of four.

As far as defining the market as a whole as emerging (rapid growth) that might be a bit of a stretch for most of the rust belt ( excludes the select pockets or emerging senior housing needs ).