If you are in a high demand metro area like Denver, it's simply not realistic to expect to be cash flow positive if you are putting down 0-10%.

These will not cash flow as much but demand is solid and values should increase.

If the rental demand is affected, which they should research frequently, they can adjust this policy and send out a notification to their clients with an explanation.

Multifamily properties are in high demand here, and because of that prices are at a peak.It is hard to find properties that will cash flow.

Considering putting the water heater in your unit or using on demand if that could also be an access issue. not sure about HVAC

I plan on using my money from that combined with the eventual supplement of a well-paying tech job to get into investing.

Long term buy and hold in a gentrifying area that is in high demand for Section 8 housing.

There will always be demand in our market for townhomes and condos, just as your coworkers and your company expansion both indicate.One thing to investigate is if there are any special assessments or other expenses planned for the community.

The classes are online and 'On Demand' with the exception of 4, 4 hour long live taught lessons.

Is this a high-demand, popular & growing area?