Tenants typically pay around 30% of their adjusted income towards rent, with the government covering the rest based on local payment standards.

Once you see that a company offers such a guarantee, check the Better Business Bureau to see whether consumers complain that the company hasn’t followed through on that promise.Expectations should vary based on the duration of the programs as well.

Our long term goal is to become a business and own several rental properties.

I have a management company that is local for day-day management.

A good home Inspector does not do 'Code Compliance' inspections, it's none of their business -  except to maybe just mention it.It's time to see how badly this buyer wants the house IMHO....

Delaware - 8%Assuming there's additional nuance here with states like California and Alaska handling taxation at local levels, but what are you all hearing in your neck of the woods? 

If I was going to do that I would be more comfortable forming a partnership with someone local with experience.

Local input and city planning suggest this access has been in use since the highway was built, potentially supporting a claim for a prescriptive easement.While this access previously held little value, recent developments have increased its significance.

I highly recommend local meetups, as you can meet other investors who have already gone through the wins and losses.

Every locale is specific, so beware with that.