You can also see if the property that will require flood insurance can get cheaper flood insurance by searching on the private flood market Google "lloyds of London flood insurance" or "private flood insurance" to see if you can get a much more affordable policy.

If rates have dropped significantly since you first borrowed or your specific circumstances have changed you can refinance into a better loan or longer/shorter term in order to better capitalize or more easily afford the loan.Cash Out. 

This would be in regards to an affordable complex.

After repairs the property should rent for about 2700-3000 a month.I don’t have enough saved up to buy the property conventional, then afford the upfront maintenance to capture market rent.

I'd rather (and fortunately can afford to) let it sit empty for a bit instead of rushing to fill it with a tenant with so many unknowns right now.

I can't decide between the DMM or SEO routes, and frankly, I can't afford either one of them.

They said buy all the house you can for the payment you can afford (according to the lender).After this recession cycle is over (or maybe during) the NAR and NAMB need to really examine what fiduciary means.

Any tenants making demands will not be my tenants for very long.Payment plans might be on the table for those I think can afford to do so.There may be a bigger costs for a turnover than forgiving some rent to keep an otherwise good tenant.

I'd love to know the pros/cons/procedures of investing in the USA markets as a lot of their markets are MUCH more affordable compared to Ontario.

Going onto realtor.com, zillow.com, etc and looking at houses is easy, but I am working on becoming familiar with the tools that BP has on here to see if a specific property is actually worth it, and using the calculators to understand what is actually affordable / doable.