Yes the reason I am doing a sub-to is because I don't quite qualify.

The reason has to do with a base line effect, a couple with a stable income that is required to qualify for a mortgage will usually make enough to qualify for a 200k house.

I personally would not rent to someone without a social security number for precisely the reasons @Sue Kelly stated above. 

I live in Hawaii, and it’s not much more expensive to travel around than the mainland if you get reasonable accommodation.

The value and reason why tenant's pay a premium for MTRs is for the convenience.We do count small items like dishes, but we're not too worried about being 100% precise about it since they are small value items.

There will always be a market for students on the West Side, where houses are cheaper, neighborhoods are charming, and rent is reasonable.

It's easy to get licensed and they are reasonable with enforcement.

The reason: The biggest elements of getting my wife’s enthusiastic mutual agreement is:A.

The reason I say this is because single family is likely harder to get because you are going up against regular home buyers and investors.

Hi all,I believe it is common to have a situation where one spouse brings in majority of the W2 income and the other is either a stay-at-home parent, works part time, etc. and they can easily qualify as an RE professional for tax reasons.