Hopefully along the way your properties appreciate, you pay down debts  (mortgages) from operating income, and you get market appreciation on what you can rent each unit for - giving you more income each month. 

i certainly want my long term rentals to be 'worth' more and to appreciate over time, but i worry much more about what they can rent for. 

Does anybody accept Cryptocurrencies as a form of rent payment?

If a mobile home is sold to a successful bidder, the defaulting taxpayer also must pay rent to the bidder at the time of redemption an amount not to exceed one-twelfth of the taxes for the last completed property tax year, exclusive of penalties, costs, and interest for each month between the sale and redemption.

If I buy a new property as a primary residence and move into that new house, will I still have to pay a down payment for an investment property if I plan to rent out the house I currently have after I move into the new house?

If this sale happens, it will probably be a cash deal, at least that's what it's sounding like to me.The potential buyers concern is his ability to rent both upper and lower flats.

You can also target 2-4 unit multifamily homes like a Duplex or Tri-plex to help take advantage of the other unit rents.

The applicant makes 1900$ monthly and will be responsible for 689$ from the entire rent. 

I was thinking of creating an LLC (which I will do in the future but not for my first property) and renting the house to the llc for the first year.

Anyone out there using Rent App and, if so, any feedback on your experience to date?