If you have find a 5 bed 2 bath and rent out 4 rooms, your entire mortgage will be covered and you can live for free.3.

Get a high deposit to offset that risk.Our section 8 office will also cover damages like this at the end of a lease.My section 8 tenants tend to stay forever.

Have you contacted local commercial land brokers and not existing building ones?

If you do pursue partnerships, make sure any agreement covers the worst-case scenario!

Their security deposit will not cover for the damage to the floor.

Therefore, the days of refinancing a property at a low interest rate and getting enough money out and still have your rent covered is near impossible, and most likely would be an a class C asset.Therefore, to say, the strategy is an effective strategy in this type of environment, it just does not work.

This will reveal any existing liens, easements, or encumbrances on the property.County Records: Review the property's history and any associated documents in the county's official records where the property is located.

Do you have adequate temporary staff to cover for vacations, personal time off, or sick days?

I'd go with stained or polished cement With stained they can usually add and 1/8th" or so overlay (they then stain the overlay) so any preexisting stains or anything is fine Polished cement (in my experience) is the opposite - they essentially remove 1/16-1/8" of existing cement, so surface stains will be removed but anything that has really soaked through may still remain to an extent Yes water will get trapped between the LVP and existing cement/water barrier - for this reason I would not do LVP Could go tile - but why would you when you can stain/polish it for cheaper and not worry about cracked tiles years from now when you can't get a replacement 

If the rent coming in from the tenant (not coming out of my pocket) is more than enough to cover that monthly debt payment, that seems to be a benefit to me.For example (purely made up numbers), purchase a property for $100K.