From what I can tell, the first listing is free and subsequent listings are $9.99 per week.   

Rent around $2,000If we put 20% down payment, and assuming expense is 40% of rent and loan is 4.75% for 30-year, thenDown payment = $40,000NOI = $1,200 / monthPrincipal reduction = $2468 for year 1Cash Flow = $4392 for year 1Appreciation = $8000 for year 1ROI is a very healthy 37% for year 1, and will increase in subsequent years.I understand if we buy cheaper houses (let's say $100,000), then the ROI can be higher.  

They never want to pay the subsequent year taxes.

Howdy all y'all,Taking the side of the "not so popular vote" here.If someone is brave enough to defend our country so we have the freedom to have free enterprise, create a rental business to collect rent, and be an entrepreneur - then I am breaking that lease for them in a heartbeat all day long no questions asked under our Military Affidavit Clase in our lease.

Don't get me wrong; demographics, jobs, affordability, population growth etc. are all very important, but the details of the individual property itself and subsequent management/execution of the plan are most important. 

I understand that this can vary a lot depending on the age of the house, type of neighborhood (and subsequently the quality of tenant), etc. 

They gave me a pet deposit, but I subsequently found out when a possum came in the house that the dog wasn't vaccinated for rabies.

Subsequently their relationship fell apart and are changing careers.  

The "cost" of vacancy is an operating expense and should be borne by the enterprise as a whole, from reserved funds for that purpose. 

Hi - we bought a 2 bed condo last year from Fannie Mae and subsequently rented it to a young couple with a baby.