However, if you can afford to be neutral or slightly negative for a while, in the long run it will pay off.

I'm leaning more towards Northern VA due to the relatively friendlier landlord laws vs. those in DC, the job growth due to data centers, Amazon, and warehousing in that area, and the relative affordability. 

Many areas of the country are very expensive and getting into an affordable deal is virtually impossible. 

One tenant even told my friend that he can’t afford to pay the rent because he has to pay his car loan.

Very affordable and my houses look great.If you need more information let me know.Good Luck

Does the project on time, within budget, and affordable.3.

Hi everyone,I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this question, but I am looking for recommendations on the best (and most affordable) test prep course to take from an agency-approved real estate school.

Plus it is pretty affordable to get licensed.

My first piece of advice is get the best attorney you can afford because that will pay for itself in potential headaches and problems.

I own a duplex in Florida and am in the process of getting approved for a HELOC but don't think we can afford anything in FL so somehow I've landed on the the MI market.