If they don't have it today, they can vote to implement it. 

Dylan Hi Dylan, Despite the tight profit, assuming the property can debt cover at a 1.10 ratio, you should be able to get a short term bridge loan up to 70% ARV, which would be a $560,000 total loan amount.

There are only very limited circumstances where someone can receive both SSA and SSI.

I know there are limits on how much you can deduct for each year but my guess is that you would be fine with only one rental.

What you are trying to cover with the umbrella policy is the 'slip and falls', which can easily be a million dollars or more if you are found liable.

The federal government has allowed borrowers to take out bigger mortgages than they can afford.

However, if you roll all of your proceeds and equity into a replacement property(ies) that equals or exceeds the adjusted sales price of your relinquished property, you can refinance the replacement property and pull out the $50k after it's purchased without tax consequence. 

Hi Kwanza,I guess it's subjective and depends what you compare it to, but Maryland and Baltimore City in particular are very tenant friendly.Baltimore has a wide variety of multifamily options, but you need to have a really clear understanding of Baltimore and how much it can change block-by-block.

@Jason Ma, I can only speak to what I know about Wyoming law. 

Low cost housing construction should be $130 but luxury can be $400