Someone with your level of experience can add a ton of value here.

I see from your intro that you are focusing on small multi-family 10-30 units.

Check the market and rental demand to avoid empty units.

The unit is a classic "attic apartment" and has sloped ceilings.

I absolutely would not recommend that you attempt to limit who you are renting to based on their level of education.

Locally in Kitsap, I'm finding that if you can make the entry-level housing numbers work for you, there's great opportunity.

I only own one rental unit (this one) and don't accept people who have been evicted, but I would not accept someone in a current eviction proceeding either.

Sounds really odd to me I pay first months rent plus 8% (swapped from 10% to 8% when I went to 10 units) to my PMRepairs are usually done by either their maintenance, which I've been really happy with so far.

The apartment would most likely be classified as a condominium in the US; individual owners and renters of single family homes/units in a multi-story, multi-unit building, with security, facilities, and common areas.To the point: My landlord has informed me he is raising the rent by 8.5% upon contract renewal in October, but read on.Dubai has government regulations concerning rental increases.

Numbers for this property: 430k PP for duplex (3/1.5 and 2/1) on 3 acresRent for bigger unit= 2500-2800 PITI + PMI = approx. 3500Maintenance/vacancy/trash etc.= approx. 700My monthly cost for living in one unit= approx $1800 (which is what I pay to rent right now).