Allowing pets can be a great boast to your marketing and potential tenant pool since roughly 70% of renters have a cat/dog. 

Simultaneously, no one is going to declare income and pay taxes on it, if it isn't real, but all sorts of people might make up all sorts of boastful income claims ...if they don't have to pay taxes on it.

Garage conversions are very common in my area, several of our neighbors have it and many of the houses on the market boast garage conversions.We have a shed in the backyard but its not water tight.Our house is currently worth $136K (from our county appraisal website), is a 3/2/2, 1350 sq ft on a half acre (corner lot) with a duck pond in the backyard.  

NIMBYISM stalled project for almost 4 years and boasted 700 apts starting at 3K, an already scaled back Mall/shopping redo and 16K, 2 building Medical space (which also could get hit hard by tele med). 

Kansas City boasts a fantastic selection of investment properties that can generate significant cash flow.

Just remember though that with an FHA loan, there's a requirement to live in the property for a certain period so ensure that this aligns with your plans.Consider focusing on a market that boasts a robust job market, affordability, and economic development.

I know you try to bluff your way through things when you are wrong and don't care to admit it, I've seen your long boastful and often incorrect information, but that aside,Please enlighten us.

But that's why you see bankers / direct lenders in Ohio, etc, boasting on these forums, as well as mortgage brokers in the urban East Coast markets, or California -- in their respective markets, they are ALL telling the truth, for THEIR markets.

One state you might want to consider is Ohio, which boasts thriving cities like Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.

This can help ensure that there is a high demand for rental properties in the area.One state you might want to consider is Ohio, which boasts thriving cities like Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.