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If you have done this before, would you mind checking my math and seeing if I'm missing any large aspects? 

To search properties individually, you can check out nyc.govHope this helps!

Standard requirements for such investments typically include good credit, relevant experience, and a 20% down payment.

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Check out the Chicago Creative Investors Association run by Jane Garvey.

This can add up.Property Standards: The house has to meet certain standards, which might limit your choices in a competitive market like LA.Loan Limits: There’s a cap on how much you can borrow with an FHA loan, which might not cover the higher-priced homes in LA.My Take:If you’re set on buying now and can handle the extra costs, FHA could work.

Check out the full article here: [Link to Business Insider article](https://www.businessinsider.com/

Zillow has a lot of property data, including from third parties against which it might check that data.

I checked the lease created through Zillow that does not show up any option for reletting but what I am aware (done it few times when one of my other property was managed by a property manager) is tenant could pay reletting fees (typically one month rental) that allows property to be re-listed.