Hi,For one of my rental in San Diego,CA which i listed for rent around $5K per month I am getting clients who want to pay all cash for a year.

Sure got their attention.Your  agent should be in your corner so push for information - - tell'm "I'm paying you to keep me informed".In the end, there's  just no way to see/find such information.

I don’t mind paying the appraisal for it to be done.

It is honestly pretty hard to cash flow here, so I would look at deals where you would negatively cash flow less than what you pay on rent.

If you aren’t an experienced investor, most bank will require you to hire a professional pm company to oversee and manage the daily operations of such.Do you actually think that the PM company could afford to pay a manager out of the 4-6% they receive???

I've got a friend who owns a rental in the Raleigh, NC area that a company just pays him a check every month for the right to rent it out.

I wanted to wait out the winter to start on any repair projects but now while getting other quotes, I think the initial quote was very much under what I may be looking at to pay.

Everything your want to know is online, but, if you needed $100,000 or more to pay for Down Payment and all the Closing Costs for a Home, would you really want to even start?

So let's look at the options.Option A: Pay Rent $3,000 a month.

- New builders have been given lots of incentives for months now - they pay closing costs, buy down interest rates, higher commissions for agents. - Possibly... in most areas of the country the market is a sellers market and the seller can get top dollar for their property.