You can check out my site and there are others.You can sort the leads by city, how much the tenant/buyer and put down and how much they can afford each month.

If you have one rental and it goes vacant, your vacancy rate is 100%, yet you can probably afford to cover this vacancy expense out of personal money for a significant period of time.

What you buy and can afford for a home needs to be considered.

This is my first home and I'm really just sitting around grinning from ear to ear as it was only a few months ago that I had myself convinced I'd never be able to afford my own home.The whole process almost seemed too easy and to tell ya the truth, I left a ton of money on the table, yet still came in ahead.

Reasons - Small but growing company, have plans for new production, OK dividends, PE Ratio's good and promising company...

You want bread and butter houses that the majority of people can afford.

That is the most expensive product/package they sell.

While I certainly agree that housing prices have generally gone up over time, the vast majority of new landlords pay too much for their property; can't afford the negative cash flow; lose a bunch of money; and are forced out of business.

Im still debating on whether I can afford it or not.

So, where I've seen the RV model work has been more like the mobile home parks where there is a steady need for affordable housing.