In new jersey the tenant Landlord laws are more in favor for the tenants but since it’s a rental less than 3 units there are exceptions that aid new landlords.

If the market is favorable for selling in your market, I would sell and take the money and reinvest.

It's really impressive.I know I'm tainted in favor of option 3, but it's not just because I'm a lender.

What you have to do is find people in those countries directly (a lot of people hire people from the Philippines because their English is good, currency exchange rate is favorable to people in the States, and their accent is not as thick as people from other countries).

I gave up on the BP calculator long ago in favor of this one: https://www.mortgagecalculator.org/calcs/residential-income.php

However, when the tenant complains and takes you to court, I can't imagine that any judge would rule in your favor of taking $3,400 to repair something so minor.

The 6 month seasoning is only for Fannie/Freddie conventional loans.You can cash-out sooner via commercial/portfolio loans without any seasoning period.The catch is that the rate/term will be less favorable than agency loans.

Multifamily will help you to scale more quickly than other strategies and demographics are in your favor with increasing numbers choosing to rent rather than buy.

Consequently, I don't imagine there are many property managers out there who don't have a shed or a garage full of building materials for use on their own properties that someone else paid for, and a contractor or two in their back pocket willing to do them a kickback favor or two.Is this slimy?

The numbers seem to work in favor of Facebook.