@Neo Yeung Generally speaking this would be a non-warrantable condo. 

I'm asking because I hear all the time that trying to invest in NYC, the game is different and they always speak about investing out of state, a couple of hour drive away.

Dear Tenant,After speaking with the technician, it was clear the condenser was damaged because you failed to maintain the landscaping per Paragraph XX of the Lease Agreement.

I cant speak for hotel management but good property management is Infinity (John Espy), perhaps Matik Management  (heard mixed reviews). 

Conservatively speaking, we should have $8k per month to invest.We live in the Midwest, near Wichita, Kansas. 

I definitely know what you're speaking of regarding the conventional way tedious paperwork. 

You have to sell at least one of the properties purchased with a VA loan in order for you to either open up your second tier entitlement or both to open the entirety of your VA Loan benefits again.  

Generally speaking, I want to see $1k cash flow per property per month before I'll consider one, and I buy fairly inexpensive properties (<$200k).  

When speaking my State Farm insurance they indicated to me that the investment property needs to be occupied by someone within 30 days with a copy of the the lease agreement and that there is no way around that(if not the policy will be cancelled).   

When speaking my State Farm insurance they indicated to me that the investment property needs to be occupied by someone within 30 days with a copy of the the lease agreement and that there is no way around that(if not the policy will be cancelled).