Grant programs also come with strings attached much of the time, so you need to really understand what you are getting into there and if you will need to pay any money back if/when you move.I have a client currently under contract for a three-unit in Brighton Park, who will be able to live in the one-bedroom apartment almost for free (I think with utilities it's going to come out around $300/month).

I need help deciding if I should keep my primary residence and rent it out or sell it and then move into a new one, I have already done a cash out refi of 60k if we rent it we would get 150-250/ month profit not counting cap ex and if we sold we could get 5k-20k property is worth 250-280 ARV , the property has brand new roof hvac and hardwood floors with in the last year or two we will also be using va loan to buy. ps my wife wants to sell and I want to rent it out 

Has anyone decided over the last few months to sign up? 

My company is a sponsor at the GOREIA, so we are there every month and I also go to smaller ones in the area monthly. 

Both units are rented out at this time, for a total rental income of $3,600 per month. 

Once you're comfortable with the total gross rent you can charge, multiply the total monthly rental income by .95.

Watch major Duggan's State of the City address he just gave the other month (google it). 

. , the other thing I often do when I'm starting to evaluate a new market, I subscribe to the local newspaper or the local business journal and doesn't cost that much, usually $5 to $10 a month.

When the prospective tenant demanded a refund from TurboTenant, TurboTenant sent us an email saying if we didn't start paying a monthly fee in order to use our own application, they would terminate our account in 5 days.

That is all changing with the development The Pearl, which will also increase the demand for MTR as there will be more students, doctors, etc. coming to the city for months at a time.