A significant portion of income in the area is allocated to mortgage payments, making it an attractive market for investors.

Please provide the following.o Purchase Price:o Estimated rehab budget:o After repair value:o Monthly rental income projection:o Annual taxes:o Annual insurance:o Your credit score:

In the time I do have, I'm interested in supplementing my primary job income by creating a rental real estate company (becoming a landlord for a few properties).

You may know this but you have a state income tax filing and Ohio has the regional tax agency, so be sure to keep that in mind.

Just curious.For multiple different reasons, I wanna help people with good rentals and stable housing, I want to create a more passive income and grow the value of my portfolio and one day I would like to achieve financial freedom I know that all this takes time and hard work of course 

Here are some things to consider:Most of Cityfheps are coming directly from the shelter and with my experience it’s hard to vet them since they want to be out and you do not consider income and credit. in general they are not used to keep an apartment (recycling, cleaning etc…) since they do not have any responsibility at the shelter and some of them stay there for years.The city will mail you the payment and usually it’s twice a month.

My first investment property will be a SFR and loan will be on my name only (income reason). 

What vehicles do you have that help offset income tax?

Your rent income minus all the monthly expenses (mortgage, property tax, insurance, property manager, repairs, vacancy, etc.) leaves you with $600 of residual income. 

DSCR is calculated as gross income divided into full PITI.2.