Thus, you qualify and buy that property and live happily ever after.Minimum general paperwork for your lender to make the determination if the above will be applicable to you, this is true of your lender of choice if they choose for it to be true:Gotta run your credit, can't run the AUS without that.

I would start trying to include her in a lot of your REI research such as, reading Robert Kiyosaki's book Rich Dad Poor Dad, have her watch Biggerpockets podcasts on Youtube with you, start having her more involved in your finances.

There incentive is to keep units occupied at the highest rent reasonable... pretty similar to yours.To identify property managers, I recommend starting with their leasing departments.A good PM should have the ability to take good pictures, create compelling listing descriptions, utilize technology (online applications, social media campaigns, etc.,) and have a leasing team that you can get in touch with and is flexible to schedule showings.

This isn't your fault, but everyone who has watched HGTV for half an hour is an aspiring real estate investor.

In fact, now that Seattle has passed the "1st qualified applicant" law, you are now obligated to offer the home to rent to the first qualified applicant for your rental.What this means is that you cannot remove a tenant solely on the premise that they are using the Section 8 program to subsidize their payment.

@Daniel Hernandez watch out for taxes... pretty crazy in the oranges and Irvington

If you get enough applicants you get high enough selection and screen right you can cut your maintenance and vacancy down and maybe water. 

their end game is to get a application fee from you then they will go dark..

I have watched a bunch of you tube, I have listen to the note queen.

Hopefully the lease does not auto renew for another year, but I would look I to that.Best case, you can have them out by August.Look at their application, if the previous landlord has it on file.