But when questions get complicated, I do trust more in professionally trained humans.Software tools are great!

How ever I dont know what complications are being added cause you’re not a citizen (From what I gather in these post).

You can make this as complicated as you want but in simple terms the two can be very similar when you are using cash.  

Paying taxes on money you should receive does not apply in this situation and is much more complicated than a simple RE transaction. 

Your top 5 quick metrics you look at before moving on to a different property or performing some more complicated calculations...Not sure if this will help but I am located in Northern California, 23 years old, $90k salary, looking into SFH or small multi-family (duplex/triplex) to start out.

It's complicated, but not impossible.

Landlording gets so complicated when you make exceptions or think “well what if this *insert random thing here”.

Downside is assignments are inherently complicated and require you to have a well networked agent to find.

I bought another apartment (in another state, because why to make things easy if we can do them complicated) and this one brought me 10k in one year just because of the price of the apartments at market went up, so lost here, won there.

If seller is reaching out to someone else to get property sold then they might have an issue with paying the agent’s commission if you bring the buyer into the picture which could make things complicated. 2.