It can be a sufficiently good investment, just letting you live there for "free" with nominal extra income, while your REAL money is looking for the best cash flow you can get with 20% down on ANOTHER investment multi!

Remember, there is a self-sufficiency test on units 3 and above.

Typically 3 months PITI. and FHA must past self sufficiency test.

It is a 60 amp panel but has gas dryer so it may be sufficient.

There is one book for 49 states and a separate book for California.Second, one LLC is sufficient, thought it may not be necessary.

There may be more sophisticated Ponzi schemes going on than what I have pointed out.I haven’t read any books yet (perhaps I should), but my strategy is to make sure the syndicator has sufficient skin in the game.

Yes, I wrote a check for the service, but it's not sufficient for the HOA, they'd need the original receipt, which I asked the tenant to keep but they lost.

Bill's idea of having cleaners flush the toilets during cleaning should be sufficient to identify any problems between guests.

Conventional= 15% down minimum-3-4 Units- Must be FHA and pass the self-sufficiency test-VA Loan- Zero down for 1-4 units!

Are you sure it covers a sufficient amount of liability to cover you in case of a loss?