Josh, when you are working with your lender to select a loan program they should tell you if your loan is a Fannie/Freddie product.

It is widely accepted that anything below that, given a well run facility with no extenuating circumstances, anything below 85% is an indication that the market is over-saturated.

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As a larger percentage of the population gathers in cities (for a wide variety of reasons), readily available automated transportation will eliminate the need for owning a car.

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Capital with that pricing is likely to stay active continuously due to the demand, and the investors net interest would actually increase because the consistent deal flow will minimize downtime.Not to mention that at those rates they can be selective and only loan to the best borrowers.

Is credit a deciding factor in your tenant selection or job stability?

Brian Stone, have you thought about investing in cheap, single wide mobile homes with owner financing?

However, I don't want to waste their time but I am very selective and guarded with being new to all of this.

But I'd not point it out in a lease unless it's required by law where you are.Very good point, do your due diligence in tenant selection, those agents certainly have a vest interest in putting anyone in there that can fog a mirror. :)