If you want cash flow in DFW (or to simple break even month to month in many cases), you have to create it right now.

I own 2 rental properties, the first one is paid in cash and the second one i have a mortgage on it which i pay 464 in total including tax and insurance, trying to see how much i would qualify using only my rental income while i look for a job once moving there in ilhaving a hard time qualify for a loan since they cant use my job income that i have here in cali, been told that I need to move there first and work at least 1 month and then apply or I need a job offer letter. 

A good bottle of wine or two is always a great way to break in a new home. 

There are a number of reasons for a case to be dismissed without prejudice, including on the plaintiff's request or because the judge feels that the plaintiff cannot prove the case.

I guess it’s verte two years later than neverBased on my “research” that includes YouTube videos and chat GPT this is done via a trust, in which the lender is the beneficiary and the borrower is the trustor and the title company or lawyer is the trustee.

Real estate continues to be high where I am located and when I calculate the mortgage payment with 20% - 25% down, it only breaks even with the rent I could collect. 

I've done a ton of investigating including talking with an agent, real estate attorney, and going to the county to pull records. 

Id imagine you want to at minimum break even if not have some healthy cash flow while you buy and hold.

Though it is a negative cashflow move in the short term, I fully anticipate rental rates to catch up to the expenses in about 3-4 years and break even monthly.

We do complete kitchen and bath renovations and re-designs often down to the studs which far exceeds a typical turnover renovation where you'd maybe do minor repairs, paint and lay floor.I think I could probably manage 200+ units using Buildium property management software (or some other full featured app) without breaking a sweat.