Last 13 years I was never successful with buyers who can not afford more than 20% down.

I have already found some in the range that I can afford without a down payment. 

Account Closed that does sound like a frustrating situation.

Here is my question - If there is extensive construction in many of the US Primary markets, quickly rising home prices and rent growth, at what point will affordability in both SFH prices and Rents impact the apartment sector in these markets and leave the large construction base bare?

But in this case it is frustrating to have this guy just try to do everything on the cheap and my fear was that there was some part of the business that I wasn’t understanding.

We used excel primarily until we got large enough to afford a fancier platform. 

What happens when the seller stops paying their mortgage or you can’t afford the payment and the bank forecloses?

Hi all,I'm looking to see how close to breakeven I could get with some property in my area if I ever move out, but mostly would only be able to afford condos that have $300-$600 HOA fees.Can people give me a sanity check of what expenses on a property like this might look like? 

This would allow me to take advantage of not only the low down payment and affordable interest rate of FHA, but also of the rental income to increase my savings rate. 

What is best to build to rent...well how many units can you afford to build?