I love the federal hill area in Providence, though it tends to be on the expensive side, but also reflects in the quality of tenant and rent that you can get.

They tend to have no problems if you have a spouse or your children, or essentially some immediate family member listed as an authorized user, though.I know several people that were doing this, and their financial institutions ended up closing their cards on them.

I tend to go for stable income, so I suppose a single family LTR?

Those zones tend to be along busy traffic corridors.

(Builders and their Realtors will tend to inflate values to promote sales) If you want feel free to reach out directly and I can analyze the deal for you!

Additionally, properties in these markets tend to appreciate in both value and rental income.The cash flow from a property will depend largely on your down payment.

You'd just need to check with the lenders what they allow up to.Having experience (completed rehabs in the last 3-years tends to be what most lenders look to qualify as experience) will help you reduced your down payment all the way down to 0% in some cases for extremely experienced investors.

In my mind I think it would be ideal to wait until I get a "no-brainer" but notice as I drag my feet applicants tend to get antsy for a decision (Which I can appreciate).3.

Some lenders can go up to 85% on purchases and 80% on cash-outs but most tend to stay with the initial LTV's.

All the best Wow these numbers are nuts.