I would anticipate an 18-year-old would have below-average credit and less than two years of employment history, so you must have done something else to get the payment down that low.You don't account for vacancy (estimate at least $600 a year or $50 a month).I would consider $120 for capex.So cash flow is probably closer to $400 a month but I still believe that's due to a large down-payment or something.

The lender must verify the ownership of the account and confirm that the account is vested and allows withdrawals regardless of current employment status.

So, new employers must be setting up new operations in the location, creating new jobs that pay similar wages as your tenant pool is earning today and requires similar skills.

Indy has a diverse job market: FedEx is one of the major employers and other employers are moving there, Elanco (veterinary pharmaceutical company) and there seems to be a small tech presence. 

Direct your summer employment to the construction trades.

Hello BP community,I am currently a part time marketer looking for full time employment.

You need a realtor to pull this information from MLS, but the traits of a "selll-through" town remain the same, typically:-  Good school system-  People have heard of the town-  Somewhat easy access to highway, or within 15 minutes of a large employer of office parkProperty taxes will eat your profit up in NH, so make sure you try to be in and out of your deals.  

What you can look at are things like population growth, major employers in the area, etc.

You are going to end up converting rental income that’s not subject to Self Employment tax into business income from the management company that is subject to self employment tax.

If they continue to be unhelpful, contact their employing broker and ask them for help.