Does anyone have an online source for affordable all wood windows?

This is supposed to be a rental property so I cannot afford to go over budget too much.The wholesaler did not disclose any termite problem.

The tenant called me saying she can't afford it and Section 8 wants her to move.I called her case worker and was told that everyone on Section 8 is being downsized.

I also enjoy listening to Suze Orman hearing the different stories of folks and especially the "Can I Afford it?"

Basically, at least from what I read, they can force the other partners to buy them out of the deal at any time (based on current appraisal), and if they can't afford it, they can actually force liquidation.

The low caps are higher priced for a reason and that reason won't change unless there is a dynamic crash in the market.Chances are you don't want all that goes with the low budget duplex and managing these places with low income to managers is a serious issue.You can afford to buy properties that have upside.

We also have an affordable interior designer that will be working with the contractor to help put together a plan for the rehab.

Looking at some of the other people posting from large metro areas, I see now why the 2% rule is so tough in Omaha... our rents are crazy cheap as housing is so affordable.

I settled on a condo unit for a few reasons: in my target town, an affluent college town, I cannot afford a house that would be a nice enough neighborhood to attract the type of tenant I want.

I am sure Detroit is a lot more affordable but like James and Josh have said, for the first investment it might be a stretch.