Section 8 is popular, and you'll have to learn to deal with problems that come along with lower income areas.Best advice I can give, having owned 4 SFH in North is to screen tenants vigorously and to stick with a firm policy of low tolerance.

My tolerance for rejection is very high.

Your plan can and should be different based on your needs, desires, timeline access to tax advantaged retirement accounts, and risk tolerance.

thank youEvery investor has a different risk tolerance, comes from a different financial situation, and has different financial goals.

To assist your client effectively, discuss her financial goals, risk tolerance, investment strategy, and refinancing options to determine if the BRRRR strategy aligns with her objectives and circumstances.

Sort of depends on your desire to be within proximity of public transit to, say, NYC and your tolerance for living/investing in areas that may be seen as less desirable.

Location: Not all areas have a suitable supply of duplex properties, so you might have to compromise on location.Ultimately, whether a duplex is better than a single-family house for you depends on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and willingness to manage tenants and propertyAs far as appreciation, its market dependent.

They were served notice, sending a message to the community that we wanted to create a better environment for them and blatant disregard for others would no longer be tolerated.3.

Insurance, already mentioned above, is a primary protection, but we won't know your complete picture as well as you do, so you need to know what your risks are and what your tolerance of those risks is.

Unless one person is going to live in it and make it their own and everyone can tolerate that you can find yourself with a family member who views the house as a shrine to grandma and will critique every piece of furniture you move.