Everyone seems to likes the property, sometimes they want something bigger, found something furnished, something closer to school... etc...My question is, as a very impatient first timer, is I'm considering lowering the price but I'm getting solid leads with my current price.

Given the current economic conditions and any upcoming trends you foresee, what are your forecast?

More on DSCR loans in case helpful: DSCR loans won't use your income to underwrite the loan.

If you needed to evict them and had no rental income for a few months while they were evicted and the time to get a new tenant in place that should not cause significant financial stress because although not regular happenings those things do happen. 3.

We went for a traditional bank loan and used the equity we had immediately in the property to finance our second home, which we currently live in, but are turning into a rental property.

@Jasmine HuNot sure I would go to Memphis and don’t know the VA markets.I’m in Greenville SC and love that market - midway between Charlotte and Atlanta.Booming population, income, and job growth - not as competitive as the NC and Florida locations.As you note insurance costs are in issue in FL and probably in Wilmington too.To add some additional context, one can invest successfully in most markets.For me, knowing your market is as important if not more important than selecting a market.

What about income?

If so, you mean income tax? 

Hi investors, Im looking for some insights about how does the Rochester rental market do in the current market.

I have rental income and have 30 paid off properties..