@Audrey Ezeh  we build new homes in Portland market 40 last year all basically second step homes.. not starters.. market is robust to say the least.. all but 3 sold in framing stage.

Need to try some degreaser on the walls and also use some really robust primer.

A poor credit score means most of the nicer rental communities or houses will not accept you.While it was at one time not a stigma to be in foreclosure, the economy has largely recovered, albeit not as robustly as pre-2008.  

There is a very robust market of individuals looking to rent in Dallas.Best of luck to you!!!

On the buy-side, I have 5+ buyers for every potential deal. 3) Atlanta has a perfectly robust MF market.

I highly doubt it.Look at what happened in California when their finances began to get frothy -- course it affected the market, but California did not become Detroit.In other words: I do think it could affect investment values, but I don't think that comparing a robust city like Chicago to a city where houses sell for $5k is a fair comparison.

I might have some major repairs/renov going on and I might want to hang tight and let those settle, others might not...I'm mostly solo in terms of financing while others may have a group hence the purchasing power and flow is a bit more robust..that's just one example.Sometimes saying no can be just as good as saying yes.

@Will Horn Part of the reason for suggesting multi-family properties over SFH is that the income stream is more robust.

The system is very robust and will allow you to do what you are asking.  

I'm actually looking into Twilio instead of Google Voice because it has much better triggers in Zapier and it seems to be a more robust platform.