It seems like you're starting an exciting adventure in real estate with a great goal.I hope everything goes well as you work towards making money for your family and helping those in need.

You need to consider the safety and welfare of your other tenants (if this is a multi-family unit).  

Condos in the are I am looking are less expensive than single family home (even with the same square footage) but I noticed they do not appreciate as much over time. 

to determine NOI on a brand-new rehabbed single-family property that should not have any operating expenses. 

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

looking to buy this property as a first time investor,thinking about doing STR for the ADUs and marketing them to nurses since its near a hospitalhttps://www.redfin.com/OR/Portland/10692-SE-34th-Ave-97222/h...any advi...

I was thinking of sending them a PDF flyer of something along the lines of "How to screen a tenant", "First time homeowners must do for the first 60 days", "what to expect from your first multi-family property", but i feel that might be a bit to simple.

It also has low-entry price points where you can be all-in on a single-family house for under $100k and still cash flow.Happy to chat about my experience there or send some resources that might be helpful.

Hi all,My husband and I are new to REI and are trying to learn from you all. Here's our situation.1. Have an SFH. Try to rent it out. --> It will be the first rental property. The house will hit the market next wee...

Historically, Single Family Homes to Rent, never made any Money.