Hi All,I've been a member of bigger pockets for awhile. Have never gone through all of the intro steps recommended (finally doing so). Have made some real estate investments over time. Made quite a few a few years ago...

CityFHEPS provides financial assistance to eligible individuals and families, ensuring they can meet their rental obligations promptly.

I would really love to give you insight but at the end of the day, I don't know your financial situation/goals. 

I recommend that you think through how you approach the rental and set financial targets and boundaries then be prepared to stick to them.

Right there you lose some 30% of the financial incentive to do this on rental properties.2.

I am open to exploring lending options from reputable institutions or negotiating favorable terms with the owner, including the possibility of owner financing.In terms of financial readiness, my wife and I, both employed off the farm, collectively earn approximately $100,000 annually.

In this situation, the LLC is treated as a pass-through entity, and the income and expenses flow through to the individual members.

If you apply Class A assumptions to a Class B or C purchase, your expectations won’t be met and it may be a financial disaster.Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (always verify each area for yourself!)

You also have sellers who are financially less literate and make knee-jerk decisions.To your point, off-market deals in B and C neighborhoods are often overpriced, because the owner felt that their house is worth more than what the 5 agents they asked for an opinion told them.

The financial adviser that is establishing our lines of credit is charging 8% of the line of credit up front, with no additional payout to him thereafter.