Decent condition both inside and out, on boiler, no central air, and planning for no property management services. 12-month leases, $29,700 per year (including a garage that is rented out to another entity) subtracted by annual expenses (including taxes, insurance, mortgage @ 4.5%, waste/sewer/water) should amount to around $17,782.

I wasted so much time on my house-hack duplex that I missed dozens of opportunities.

Also, Their could be a lot of liens or back taxes on the property Which could really effect your budget.  

Pay is comparable and living in KC will allow me to build a solid portfolio over the next 4-8 years, allowing me to effectively buy enough cash flow.It's been my only major step toward cutting my expenses, but what market you live in is HUGE, especially when you're talking living in a extremely pricey one.Meal preping my lunches and dinners for the week has helped save a lot of money.Like @Jay Hinrichs i too am a mileage junkie.

Currently, I have a full time job in the fenestration business, and I was legitimately curious if the whole concept of "indoor/outdoor living" had a major effect on home values in the Phoenix market.

(I'm currently renting, and don't want to waste money on someone else's mortgage.

It is a waste of time because you are worrying about something you cannot control.

It’s a waste of time.

If the borrower qualifies for a large deal, I do not see why one would waste a 3.5% down payment entry opportunity on a low-cost asset.    

@Daryl AskewNo I haven’t I read a article last night on BiggerPockets and spending too much much on gurus and buying every REI course I see that’s why I ask does anybody any great in Atlanta without waste time on unnecessary course and gurus that haven’t help newbies like myself.