I would definitely need to look into that if we did decide to go with that area, which I do see us doing eventually.  

After deducting the opportunity cost of equity most properties will eventually experience negative cash flow.

Most of my new investors buy, live, hold and eventually sell and move on.  

Dumb luck would have it that we happened to buy at just the right time, as the value of our condo has appreciated nearly 50% in the 5 years we've owned it.After having our second child, we realized that eventually we would need more room.

In the end, I eventually show the same amount of income on my personal return. 

I do want the property and someone else will eventually come along and offer more so I don't want to play games like submitting a lower offer than before.

I wish not to "buy a bad deal" but I also wish not to be "stupid" and buy a more expensive 3 bd 2 bath if the numbers don't make sense to rent it out "eventually" with the higher interest rates we see this year & hot market here in Houston.

I do want the property and someone else will eventually come along and offer more so I don't want to play games like submitting a lower offer than before.

I have no Real Estate Experience, However I have passion and a strong desire to succeed in Real Estate and create wealth for my family and eventually teach other to do the same.

The numbers work better with 3-4 tenants per roof than 1 tenant.I'm in the slow, painstaking process of gathering information on owners of duplexes, triplexes, and quadplexes in the area so I can start my direct mailing campaign to hopefully grab a few of those eventually.