In my opinion as long as you don't have delinquent tenants currently occupying the property and the deal makes sense in regards to your numbers who cares what the market is doing if its a long term hold. 

The calculator is free, it's accurate as long as you know what numbers to plug in, and it helps you think about line items you might forget to include, like closing costs, which can impact how much cash you walk away with.

This effectively mitigates the need for a large liability limit on the property insurance so long as you are doing a good job with property upkeep and your other responsibilities.

I'll buy just about anything you got as long as it's priced right.

It should be a very nice rental income for him over the long haul.You could also invest in syndicated apartment deals or mobile home parks, which could also deliver nice returns (so long as the operator knows what they are doing).Study up and get advice from as many experienced parties in the respected fields before making your run at it.

As long as everything checks out I think you may be on a great track to start your real estate investing career.

As long as you are making money on it, I think you'll definitely learn a lot from it being more of an active investor.

As long as democratic socialists are running state and local governments, it seems their primary target will be small rental owners. 

@Sean KelleyFannie Mae allows up to 10 properties per individual, so by keeping everything separate, you can have 10 and your wife can have 10 as long as you each qualify separately.Hope that answers your questionStephanie

As long as you keep repairs below those marks and rent them out, it can be lucrative.