I would probably not do this method because I am a dog lover however i must admit it would be highly  effective  .

Take 75% of rents-PITI and add to your personal gross income.If you want a conventional conforming loan (best interest etc) use 28% of your gross income for PITI on your new home.There are more aggressive formulas but if want 3.875% 30yr then the above will get you there, assuming good credit and high quality property, and not exceeding 36% gross total personal debt including PITI for home.

Another great method to get a contract is to ask other wholesalers in your market what they are using.

A lot of the backlinks on there are coming from low quality site, sites that have nothing to do with your topic, and could be in a completely different language.

Lots of opinions and ideas on Section 8 --- we do a lot of it in Mobile, AL --- it's actually the preferred method for most of my colleagues and clients.How did most of you get your start in Section 8?

How would you rank (best to worst) the following methods for bringing in GOOD tenant prospects?

Both are in areas with good to excellent schools (important for future resale and getting better quality renters).

If you were going to put 20 units on 2 acres there would have to be another method of dealing with the waste.Also, drilling a well for that much use may trigger some water usage regulation concerning the water table.

You might touch on the quality issues as a smaller home with more features will fall in the average price as does the larger plain jane.

The amount you pay for the property has absolutely nothing to do with your quality as a landlord or the quality of the tenant you will accept to stay in that property.