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Even with a VA loan you are mostly gambling on appreciation with low cap cashflow.

It’s a 16% cap rate, NOI of $50,000, gross income of 96k. 87 % occupancy rate, $154 a night.

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Generally the amount of liability coverage will be capped. 

Do you have a cap that will get me to 100%?

As a 'mom/pop' landlord myself, I solely post my properties on zillow because that's where I figure most people are looking, and zillow offers an application feature that makes screening pretty easy on me.

Tenant screening will be paramount.Here are the numbers I crunchedPurchase$165,000.00 (2% back toward closing)RentCurrently $1950.00 but market rates would have the building to $2100-$2200 somewhat easilyMortgage$555.69Taxes$233.33Insurance$100.0Vacancy (6%)$126.00Repairs/capex (14%)$250.00Prop Mg (10%)$197.00Save for Tenant-Finding, typically 1st mo's rent ($800/ yearly) + Utilites ($2000/ yearly)$2800.00Income w Mortgage$404.24IRR (ROI)19.34%Cap Rate6.98%COC10.56%