I think it is targeted for homeowners, but they do advertise business use.

So the net effect is a tax increase.I like the other metros because you can still buy decent properties at or near that $125K target and get a decent rental amount.Although, from and investment standpoint, ATX is overpriced right now, I'd still rather LIVE here than any of the other areas mentioned.

I use Web MD for my medical issues, and Turbo Tax for my taxes.

As a short/medium term furnished rental, wherein you are targeting white collar professionals in town for 1-6 months (instead of AirBnB party animals that might trash the place), I bet it wouldn't be losing $600/mo as a rental. 

Kidding aside, it's great hearing from these professionals...a lot more targeted than any book or seminar.

We live just up the road in chesterfield and the majority of my wife's family is in the area you are targeting.

You think that your empty house, full of material and appliances and tools is not an immediate Target for theft?

I would use that number as a target price.  

Any of the guys above or I can help put you on an auto email for new properties that meet your criteria in your target areas.

My question is this: We've analyzed several deals in our target area and found that if we're going to live in one of the units, it causes the property to not cash flow.