The upstairs tenant gets very mad about this, and I can understand that, as he works first shift, 12-hour days, and is being woken up in the middle of the night by the noise.

I understand that many agents think wholesaling fees are too high. however, I disagree.

It's a great way to get started IMO.But understand, at least in the market I operate in, there is no such thing as being "section 8 approved" before you have a tenant.You need to find a tenant, sign a lease, and only THEN schedule a S8 inspection.

This will help you understand your rights as a landlord and the rights of your tenants.

I dont understand why you would do an option and record a mortgage.

Again, I am new to real-estate, so I am understanding that the passive income from investment properties starts off as somewhat minimal and is not going to make me rich overnight.

I learn something new everyday and just want to make sure I understand it clearly.

Title search and understanding who is foreclosing what liens are and are not extinguished2.

Hopefully, this makes sense and I can gain insight to better understand this, thank you for reading this. purchase price: 70,000square footage of subject property: 1,500

I do understand that rental properties are a function of appreciation but wish to know what would be the best methodology to understand the overall negative cashflow to asset appreciation ratio or a metric to benchmark it against e.g. % appreciation YoY.