The reason I am interested in this is because I don't have a ton of cash to put down but I want to acquire more properties even if it means paying a little bit of a higher rate and/or price. 

I have considered this, but due to Denver being such an expensive market to get started in my current plan is to keep buying using personal loans to secure the property for less money down.

Louisville MSD just increased rates 7% again and this year we are averaging $700/month between water+sewer bill which has basically bankrupt the association as all prior years were budgeted for half of this.

I just hope i can find something before the new year ideally so i can stop paying rent and own something.Noted on the cash flow aspects too (i have been using the duplex calcualtor for this) and understand i will have a small net payment each month while living there, which is completely understood and fine by me (better than paying large rent)

I have this tenant who has been staying on the property for last 8 years.

Bc of this seems like a lot of risk is involved and no one seems to be talking about it.

As an analytical type myself, I see this in many investors I work with.

I’m an out of state landlord so can not physically go to the USPS office.Thank you for your guidance on this matter…P.S. the USPS owns my mailbox 

Glad to be part of this warm-welcomed community!

This move comes after a strategic review, three years after the merger of the two companies.