I'm assuming it was too high, but I didn't see the sense in coming down as I knew I would be going down to MB to make some improvements, so a small rent wouldn't have been worth it to miss out on improvements for the upcoming high season-this coming September I will be ready to advertise for MTR and confident that the place will look Up to snuff!

You're going to get people from both places saying to invest in their community (probably a local realtor trying to earn your business). 

Are there design specifics that you have noticed can help create more income? 

Investing in rental properties can be a great way to build wealth and generate passive income.

As a reminder, Madoff "had annual audits".Part of my DD, while I do ask if a company has audits and shares them with LPs, I also ask for FULL financials: Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows for properties through partnership level items.  

I've got my eye on a property in Jacksonville, Florida, and I'm trying to gauge if it's a smart investment.The deal:Asking Price: $102,000Type: 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom homeUnique Aspect: Currently rented out in separate unitsRental Income: $1,600 per monthNet Profit Post-Expenses: Approx. $1,200 per monthI'm at that crucial point where everything seems a bit overwhelming.

So they can earn commissions, but can't actively participate, only earning referral fees. 

Non deductible, Better Proximity securing loans) “ROI soonest months” “Cheapest”. 2nd. 3rd Deals, Off Market, brokerage, government, 4thJudicial, Move to USA 1031Tenant Management due diligencePrevious landlords Credit score,eviction record, income to debt between 40 and 60%,hours at home,Pets, poor character appearance Ie tattoos,drugs,crime,personality,dirty car.Value Add focal pointsRaise the rent,Rehab, maximize rooming, section 8, Reducing management “general”Rehab etiquettecompartmentalizations & entry,Colours, Lighting, Fixtures & Amenities, floor, bathroom cheaper / kitchens, fixed stylization.

I negotiated seller financing for: - Purchase price: $400,000 - Monthly income: $6,000 - Interest rate: 4% The seller requests a $160,000 down payment.

The banks won't underwrite the income or the square footage.