Depending on the overall size of the complex, $270/month for something that includes a pool is probably a fairly average amount.  

I had to put an auto-closer on my door to ensure it closed.

The houses are 70 to 100 years old and they seem to be fairly small, ranging from about 750-1200 square feet. 

My annual income is only $57,200K (Pre tax) so I'm only able to buy one property a year, at the very best of situations so my money sits in my savings account for fairly long times.Thanks for any input and advice ahead of time.

I wish I had the kind of tenants who could pay rent "digitally" - but a fair amount of them still deposit cash in the bank...on the 5th.

Now if you can’t do 30 year and go with this financing, but can bump rent to say 850 when they leave in August or you don’t renew or just bump their rent to that, combined with the fact that you’d be getting it under market value by a fair amount, I’d probably do this deal.This ofcourse is assuming the area it’s in is good.

I will be a nice guy ,I have an open unit I will rent you for 45 days for a fair price .    

From talking to someone who also is fairly new in this field, I found that all major banks he went to told him they didn't offer Cash-out refinances on rental property.Does RBFCU offer CORE-Fi on investment properties?

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Very professional, thorough & fair prices.