Since it falls under residential, I've called Allstate but I know there could be other alternatives who may be better suited to this type of product.

We can stream off 3 TV's and browse the internet on the 12mb.So if you can get 100mb or so for significantly less, then I would do that.Now it will be different if you offer a working vacation options, then more would be better.

We can underwrite the file within 24 hours to give you a better image of some options.

It is doing much better and has a DSCR ratio of 1.2 now, but if I were to buy it at today's interest rates it would be a seriously negative carry.I'm looking to buy a single-family Subject To with a partner at 500k with a 2.75% underlying loan on almost $400k and it will be just slightly negative at about $-200 a month, but debt paydown is almost $1k a month and I'm sure in a few years the appreciation and rent growth will make it be more than break even. 

The earlier you start in your RE journey, the better off you will be in the future.

My credit score and history is great so it’s only my income that’s holding me back, but I should be able mitigate that with a qualified co-signer if I can’t find better work. 

Usually I send notice 90 days before lease end to give them time to see they’re not going to find anything better at new rent or they can give notice to move.

I have had better results direct marketing to owners in my target areas & negotiate for seller financing.

Better to ask previous landlord.

Elaborating further, as input: - percent vacancy- percent CapEx- maintenance and repairs- utilities- property managementAnd output the following:- cash flow- cash-on-cash return- and would be nice to have Net Operating Income and Cap RateIs there anything like that or is it better to build myself one?