The Houston Housing Authority (HCHA) just released their 2024 payment standards, and they're considerably lower than last year.

We also had to get a lease signed on our old home before we closed on the house, but we had everything set up and ready to list as soon as we got under contract.

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I was looking at MLS, Zillow, and Redfin and saw that a lot of the multi-family properties in Metro Indianapolis are old and are in pretty rough areas in Indianapolis.

The property was an old, run-down farmhouse in need of serious repairs, but we saw potential.

We generally have enough visitors around warm weather holidays and while kids are out of school to keep occupancy high but the rest of the year can be very rough unless..2) It's ideal to be located in or very near one of the things I mentioned above that attract visitors to the area. 

I’m a realtor here in Augusta, and I’ve lived here for 16 years.

Mortgage stays in seller's name but is paid by the buyer through a promissory note (aka contract)Mortgage Balance: $102,000 Interest Rate: 4% PITI: $531/monthSELLER FINANCE PORTION: Seller Finance: $300/month to seller for 53 months (4.4 years) = $16,000 Total House Payment: $831/month (PITI + Seller Finance)NOTE about CLOSING and seller: Seller would like to remain in the house until November 12th, 2024.

Keep the old ones for your own personal gratification.

I think it would probably also be a good idea to work in property management for at least a year to see if you even like it before fully committing to starting a property management company.