Yes, you get your rent from the government like clockwork, after you wait 30-60 days for them to set up your account, but what about the tenant's portion of rent?

Our offer was accepted yesterday, and our five day due diligence is supposed to start tomorrow.From what I have thoroughly studied on the comps, they do sell within a decent time frame and for much higher than the purchase price, although the majority of comps are slightly larger in sqft.

End of the day though you can still buy existing homes there for less than replacement costs and until that changes you will continue to have very little competition from new builds.

For example, will your monthly expenses decrease, increase or remain the same?

If the landlord has valid grounds to evict a tenant, the landlord should send a 3 day notice to vacate.

This is because market cycles typically follow the same flow - Recession, then Recovery, then Expansion then Hypesupply, then Recession again.

All the same permits and inspections should be required whether the home owner does the work or not.

The unit we currently live in would rent for the same amount minimally, most likely a bit more.

We just keep getting beat out by cash offers so I was trying to find a way to essentially compete with cash buyers so it looks the same on sellers end.

Same here...I wanted to go but am already traveling a lot this coming week.