My agents/brokers all know that I'll switch based on price at any time provided that coverage is still sufficient to make me or anyone injured whole should it be needed.

If you are not within that range I would say you should hire a management company for the fact it'll take you longer to get to the issue if you needed to be on site of the property with a maintenance issue.

Clearly, this was done intentionally to differentiate the FinCEN requirements from those other statutes, so that FinCEN’s interpretation is not based on the interpretation of those statutes.13 Moreover, FinCEN has taken the position that the registration and training requirements under the SAFE Act are not sufficient to address all of the concerns and accomplish all of the goals related to AML and SAR programs.

I'm leaning towards the $100-150 thousand (ARV) range for the properties I target.

Even factoring in unfavorable expenses, many of the nicer homes in that price range are showing a cash on cash ROI of more than 25%.

We prefer a simple range hood.

The rent range is wide and seems pretty high, but I'm not sure.  

Now going into week three i'm ready to just say screw them and use cash.Im seeing fixer uppers in my area in the 4k-10k range.

I have a similar question,,, I’m looking at houses  and wonder if anyone has a purchase price range that seems to work well???

Attorney fees range from 5-80-100+k dollars.