I have a regular job in which I make good money so affording another payment maybe possible.

I don't know of many regular jobs that would help you with the knowledge you'll need.

Even if the city were to stop you from renting this way it's only one house and it can be put into regular rental use.

We regularly get small-micro units in older condos at $20-40K in remote metro centres in Japan (Fukuoka, Nagasaki, and other areas of Kyushu and Shikoku).

Other than the foreclosure auctions, and possibly a few others without reserve, I find that the entire auction method of selling real estate is just a marketing device for what amounts to a regular sale.

Lets say I am a "regular" buyers agent, and I send out postcards to 1000 renters, asking if anyone wants to buy a house.

Anything over 72 hours automatically defaults to a 30 day loan which is the same as a regular hard money loan.

He is regularly in New England to consult with his clients.

But when I was using Turbotax to simulate a mock return, it seems that Turbotax offsets the C corp's rental loss against the C corp's income from regular business and trade.

For what it's worth, I regularly do vacant lockbox on my rentals and it's never been a problem.