I've been collecting rent through Venmo out of convenience and for tracking payments.

I'm leaning towards dry heat, personally. 

Minimal repairs needed, just some ugly carpet with hardwood floors conveniently underneath.

Just keep in mind spiral staircases are typically there for a reason, with the layout of the home there’s nowhere to conveniently put a staircase.

I want some cash aside to purchase another and begin working on a portfolio but I am beside myself as to how approach it.I keep leaning towards keeping the single and renting it out and using the refi to buy a multi with 15% down. 

Some of the ties corrode enough to break, and the brick veneer eventually starts to fail, leaning out and then completely falling off the wall.

I dunno for sure on this one, I think law leans towards ‘Yes’ unfortunately.

Hi,I’m an Australian looking to make as much cashflow as possible using the 60k iv saved up over the past couple of years.This would be my first purchase.Iv strongly been leaning towards paying cash for a property for the usual reasons, plus not being a US citizen.

Right now I lean slightly more on being in a better area primed for appreciation than the cash flow at the moment which I really feel will benefit me way more in the long run. 

For example, I think we are late cycle, so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or debt free equity).