My husband and I have been buying and living in single family homes then renting when we move (only when the numbers make sense, 1% rule or better) I have recently been looking in the Williamsburg/Yorktown/Newport News areas and haven't found anything that looks like a smart investment based off the 1% rule.Due to our family size (family of 4 possibly growing to 5 while we are there plus two large dogs and a cat) we are looking for a 3-4 bedroom home, over 1,500 sq/ft. 

Based on the down payment it sounds like it will be owner occupied, unless it's not a conventional loan.If owner occupied with excellent credit, solid income with low DTI, that rate is very high!!!  

The good news though is not every loan or lender requires you to have two years of landlord experience before your rental income can be counted. 

1)  My CPA Firm / Tax guy is *excellent*.2) Two years in a row (2019 and 2020), I've had a non-tax related issue come up during "tax season" where I needed CPA/Tax/Accountant advice, and was given a "too busy" response.Last Year (2019 Jan/Feb): I needed some accounting work done related to accredited investor status and a new private equity investment I was looking into.

We both have excellent credit and no debt other than our primary mortgage, which has both our names on it. 

This place has gotten excellent reviews on Airbnb/VRBO and has been charging near that rate.

Thats an excellent idea thank you so much 

All I need from you is a list of the following:~ zip code(s)~ property criteria ( poor, fair, average, good, excellent) SFR, MFR, COM~ margin/ percentile range (amount you'd like to make ARV)Please send me a message and myself or partner will reach back out to introduce ourselves and make sure that we are able to fulfill your request.

Good news, probably won't be more than $50/month.

I have been analyzing houses through an excel sheet for several weeks now and I can count on the help of my parents-in-law.