Understand that putting more cash down does up cash flow monthly but it actually reduces your cash on cash returns.

https://www.dmlp.org/legal-gui...Recording audio without your tenant's permission is a crime. 

I also remember that during negotiations with the loss mit department, I could send over pictures of any damages to the property, a HUD 1 showing what it was going to cost them to hold on to it, and crime reports for the area to show how much more it would cost the lender to foreclose, repair, and then sell, including holding costs and real estate brokerage commissions.  

Now that I am looking into investing I plan on reducing my 401k contribution significantly to increase my cash savings that can be used as a down payment. 

Even if at risk limitations reduce the amount you can claim in a given year, unused tax deductions will carry forward to the next, so it's a "use it, or lose it" situation.

Will the amount of social security benefits be reduced if an individual receives rental income of let's say 80K a year. 

Actually, it’s also part of the law, as defendants can’t use that line as an excuse for inadvertently committing a crime.

This will reduce your risk of buying in a high or low market. 

Approval for 35+ townhomes on the property from Dekalb county in 2011, open to reduced density as the area has changed in the last decade.

Sandusky: farther (2:45 hrs), less $ to buy, most exceed 2% or are close to it, not sure if industry is dying or growing, neighborhoods are C-B, but seems mostly poverty, and not necessarily surrounded by worse neighborhoods and other crime.