The Condensation drain line was plugged up and managed to leak through the ceiling onto the second floor on the home. 

So now I'm expected to pay the same for the house + pay extra to my agent, which means reducing my down payment and increasing my mortgage.

Hey everyone,I've been doing some research on investing in Section 8 housing in Houston and came across something concerning.

The upside is typically better returns (assuming not totally mismanaged) and management is business hours not 24 hours, typically.

At 60K a house that puts me at a 3.84 million dollar loan. 25% down is 960,000.

Here are some common hurdles that many investors face:Market Conditions:Project Management Risks:High Upfront Costs:Finding a Reliable Lender:Regulatory and Inspection Hurdles:Cash Flow Management:If you're in fix and flip game and need to secure funding.

Dayton, OH happens to be a market that yields that high cash flow because of the price/rent ratio.Starting out, I would focus on buying properties in nicer locations because there will be fewer problems that come up and management will be much smoother.

I've managed to house hack my way to owning a fully paid-off 2-bedroom, 1-bath, 900-square-foot home valued at approximately $67,500.

Was doing some drive byes on a few properties this morning and stopped in on an open house.

I've been in the restaurant business for 18 years, FoH managing for 10; and I ran a 6 acre homestead airbnb in Newtown for several years.