I'm not looking to self manage for a while because I need to get a one year lease on this property for my personal debt to income ratio in another primary house.

If you take the rewards in cash back you need to claim it as income.

I am seeking to purchase BRRRR properties for long term investments as well as fix and flip opportunities for additional income in Brevard County.

I work in Construction Project Management and have found that way more people than I think have found an avenue into RE that has been supplemental income and even a hobby for them depending upon which route they took.

When dealing with two separate houses on the same lot being sold together, it is important to consider several factors in determining how to calculate potential rental income.

Until then, Id really like to set up some passive income in the city based upon buying and holding units for rent. 

I was thinking I would reinvest some of the rental income to make some minor repairs/maintenance around the home.

The suburbs will be higher taxes but generally better schools and higher income tenants.

In New York, you typically need to show an annual income of 80 times the monthly rent to qualify for an apartment.  

It's usually more tailored for rental properties, covering things like loss of rental income and liability.