Are these tenants more risky than the regular SFH tenants, because they can't afford to rent SFH?

The thing is that my fuel and toll expenses will go up since Newburgh is the only affordable area near the city and in NY state right now. 

It's going to impact those that can least afford it, even if they didn't take advantage of the situation.

Yes interest rates are low and i'm currently renting a 1br in Bethesda, but can I hold off until i'm able to afford what I truly desire.

She gave up Flipping in Tampa ten years ago and just finds "affordable" lots to build this one type of house.

My guess is if you can’t afford the DP at this time, you won’t have any reserves.I’m pretty conservative with my numbers but that’s worked out well for me.Lmk if I can help you with anything else-I’m not a realtor but have been able to find 2 good deals this year.Good luck-Cj

+M portfolio now with decent reserves but I cant afford all the closing costs that come with this large a transaction.

They know that's a good deal and will likely stay if they can afford it. 

Also, again I want to make sure I can actually afford the multi-unit I get and not be stressed about paying the mortgage. 

I have a affordable lease on my car going on its third and final year.