taxes defiantly affects cash flow .. that’s well over 4 grand that is not going in your pocket that your property income must cover and do you think that number will go down over time ?

When you say 10,000 in reserve would that be the amount that I am putting down and then getting a loan to cover the rest and pay it back over how many years or 10,000 with whatever you have to put down. 

Original single story home, built 1953, has been totally remodeled with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood burning fireplace, covered rear patios & more.

@Raheim Binnie we are in the city as investors, brokerage and rehabbing as contractors, We have you covered. lets connect and I'll get you hooked up.

to tag along this post insurance will not cover this type of damage as it was due to non/maintenance 

The properties are now at a higher value than I was buying them for, so when I went to the bank to get an 80% loan the property covered it I finance the property paid off the current owner who also was the current bank and I now own two more properties.After refi I even got some of my rehab cash back.

I figure my credit card statement retains the transaction amount, so I figure that will cover me. 

I have a new tenant that sent me this picture stating the back door was leaking during a heavy rainfall.

If you do partnering, you do want to be covered with your LLC, separate from your partner.4.

There are tons of podcasts and forums around this, but you would be able to buy a house and earn a side income, possibly enough to cover your mortgage.