Lets target 8 Jan at 530pm at the Starbucks in the KMCC - I'll try to post a note on the events page just encase there are any others who want to join.

Maybe instead you offer them simple interest which is easier to budget.

Hi Charles,I disagree with you about a 2% annual growth in revenue and a 2% annual growth in expenses would result in no change to the NOI.Lets say annual revenue is $10,000, and annual expenses are $5,000 (for easier math). 

If you'll have a higher credit score after your debt is paid down, HomePossible will likely yield a better combination of rate + monthly mortgage insurance, and the appraisal process will likely be a lot easier to get through as opposed to FHA.  

To get a clearer idea of what the numbers would look like, I'd reach out to a local lender and realtor- get a pre-approval and a list of multi-family properties in your target area to see what options are available on that end.Out of state investing is a whole different ballgame for a beginner.

In my specific case, I decided to target commercial medium sized apartments. 

If you are looking for 1500 sq ft home with at least three beds and two baths- do not bother targeting 1200 sq ft homes with two beds and one baths.

I suggest educating yourself in the different Houston submarkets and target the ones that fit your investment criteria.  

Also it’s all very different product (condo, tear downs, new and existing all have a different target markets)Atlantic county has not recovered to 2008 prices.

We do have one city near us with probably 50,000 people and then of course we have Indianapolis.Up to this point we have being targeting larger areas.