Hi all,I've been watching this site for quite some time but only recently registered, so I can say I'm pretty new here.

I feel like condos are typically better for homeowners than landlords because the monthly condo fees always seem to be quite high....in many cases, high enough to kill any possible cash flow.

I do work full time don't plan to quit I work construction so I think I might have a leg up with reno.

In my 7 years it has worked out quite well for me.

In fact I have not seen a boarded up window on a hud in my area for quite some time.

Our rental condos in FL have appreciated quite a bit.

The contract that I have is quite explicit about that matter and requires the seller to acknowledge those risks and to not hold me liable.

I ended up speaking with the mayor she informed me that after they started sending all linndale's speed trap victims to parma court (giving linndale a way lower % of the money) linndale's one building inspection employee quit so there was no longer longer a p.o.s.

We have looked into quite a few traditional mortgage options but they usually don't factor in the cash flow every month.

We see the biggest downside on the property is the fairly large amount of cash it would eat up...would need about $60k down.