There are some areas where rents are well into bubble territory when considering as % of tenant demographic gross income; 50%+ is dangerous territory, 55%+ is clearly not sustainable, 60%+ is building for a bubble and 65% is surprise it has not yet popped. 

It’s “just in case” money that you can use to cover the mortgage, an unexpected repair, or something else that pops up unexpectedly.  

And there it is, what my magic "Biden" ball keeps popping up when it shake-it around and say "what next big fed multi trillion package is coming". 

Their image and name should pop up to be selected.

You don't want something ugly to pop up when a buyer has the home inspected.

Your home will look brighter and more up to date if the trim (those are called "pop-outs") is a lighter color than the primary.

I do look in AZ but you can't really cashflow unless you get lucky with a 20+ unit.Mom and pop stock are under water in terms of Rent-to-Value Ratio of more than 1% You might want to try Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, St Louis, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Indianapolis, Greenville, Jacksonville, Tampa, Houston, San Antonio, Little Rock, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Dayton, Cleveland, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets.

You have more than enough Market, in a 800,000 Pop city.5Outside or climate controlled?

A listing recently popped up on the MLS in Southington, CT.

Learning steps here, Can I, and if so, how do I get my Earnest money back if I cannot go through with the deal, because of something that popped up and we could not afford ( rookie mistake...)