Not a sign of a healthy country

Always check and get your own numbers, what you see on Zillow etc is often wrong.And contrary to others here I see nothing wrong with a healthy down payment on your first property; as you become more confident your views will change.

It builds a healthy respect for the job as well as makes you realize when you are being played by a not so honest contractor. 

Jacksonville has been a good market, and still looks poised for healthy appreciation. 

We look at this metrics (among others) as fundamentals that very much so indicate a healthy market (healthy location) where not only there will be high demand for rental units but renters will actually be able to pay rent and even pay a premium for more modern (or renovated) units, giving us the opportunity to add value to our properties that way.I hope this helps.

You ultimately want the HOA to be very healthy so whenever you want to sell one day - your chances are higher, and the property at large is likely to be well kept and maintained4) identify the politics - can you rent?

I see opportunity for a healthy NOI increase within the same time frame.

Anyway 4-6% interest only would give me a healthy cashflow, range of 33% to 24% COC with no value added, just maintaining.

“It’s going to be a languid search for buyers this season as they face the harshest, most competitive buying conditions yet.”Inventory between $200,000 and $350,000 remains low and it is nearly non-existent for homes under $200,000, while new listings above $300,000 remain healthy.

I am nervous and have fears of failure but only a healthy amount.