Being a first-time home buyer is intimidating, especially when you're so young and relatively poor.

Hi I am a Client Relations Manager at USPI and the posts here relate to one of our investment offerings.

I imagine it relates to the quality of the area but on what metrics?

You can't just turn it over to a relative (even if you know for sure they are a relative) because they may not be the proper person.So what is your plan?

Second non-related question - When the people say "I usually look for $100 Cash Flow for 1 door, and $200 for 2 doors" What does this mean exactly?

They are relatively inexpensive compared to gas fired heaters and they can be added to each unit’s existing electric panel.

Then we wouldn’t have to worry about getting a primary residence mortgage until we move and should theoretically be able to refinance relatively easily since the market is hot.

That means that all fees related to the custodian are eliminated!

Generally speaking at 10% CCROI historically is considered very low for investors in those high cash flow areas.Right now you can't escape the relatively high priced real estate market by changing areas.

We have had two years of relatively mild winters.