The DSCR Lender wouldn't come after your assets before starting first with the foreclosure process

Can you imagine taking the time to find a new place, pay the despair, set up utilities, arrange for a moving truck/company, packing and unpacking everything, changing addresses everywhere, etc etc etc.

Talk to a local realtor who works with investors to see if $2600 is realistic for rent and who you'd be marketing to-likely a smaller tenant pool.Most people who rent fall into different categories-those who are just starting out and saving to buy their own home, those who move around and buying doesn't make sense and those who will never buy a home (either can't save the down payment, can't get approved for a mortgage or plain and simple don't want the responsibility of owning a home). 

I'd like to invest back home in Ohio eventually (I lived in both Columbus and Dayton for about 5 years each), but I'm much more comfortable starting with something I can see regularly. 

I've found there are cheap all-wood flat pack cabs that are much better for similar money.

We are finally starting to see indications of some deals in the Smokies. 

they came and started, getting 50% complete and have been finding excuse after excuse to push us back.

Hello,I’m a new college who made a goal to buy my first rental property by the time i’m 25 (which would be in 2 years) and am starting my career as a commercial real estate broker in Grand Rapids, MI.

I'm giving my 2 cents here as a former Cooperate manufacturing Project manager gone Property Manager:I think the pay structure you have currently is an awesome start! 

I’m pretty sure you have to start looking for a new tenant today.