Keep up the work, stay persistent, and try different methods to find the most effective.

Unemployment is to assist you in finding gainful employment so you must be actively searching and available to work (not working in your own business on the side). 

The issue with ONLY using this method as a way to invest is that it fails to take into consideration: 1) vacancies and bad debt (i.e. uncollected rent); and 2) operating expenses (including: taxes, insurance, repairs & maintenance, capital reserves and utilities, property management, super(?)).

It ended, there was a methodical difference between the owners.

I have heard reference to the BRRRR method, and funny you should mention it, there is a webinar coming up on 3/3/16 which I found here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/webinar

Employment and housing sectors have improved in the past year as U.S. unemployment dipped below 5% for the first time in many years.

Your old employers should have sent W2s or you.  

You likely won't pay self employment tax on rentals as they're passive under a partnership or sole-prop entity.

Hello all,My question is simple - what methods should I use to determine the best price point for a unit?

Arlington is also solid with a large number of employers like GM & Lockheed right there.