@Tim Callahan, you may be able to add this to your lease in the future.

This will create some more movement, has been holding up quite a bit of growth.

I would double check all this, but my understanding is as follows:The property owner is still responsible for repaying the mortgage, even after condemnation. 

But I cannot wrap my mind about this.

With such low rental yields, the return on investment (ROI) and cash-on-cash (CoC) return are negative when factoring in mortgage payments only, not including any other factors.In this market, it seems almost impossible to make a profit using traditional rental property investing strategies.

., she purchased a property in Akron earlier this year and may have some recommendations. 

Save yourself some time by creating a detailed bullet point list of all of the criteria you look for in a deal - and be specific.

It's not the data or the asset classes; it's you.You are often your biggest roadblock.Considering this and looking at your journey differently, you can break the stalemate.If you are new and want advice, you must be open to ALL advice, not just the kind that supports your first idea or asset class.

This is when you buy a primary residence (1 to 4 units, the more the better) which you can usually get for a very low down payment and get the best interest rates on and then rent out other units and/or bedrooms within your unit to pay for the mortgage and other expenses.

Many buyers/investors are using this strategy to invest in real estate