If a put a down payment on a home and begin renting it out, is it okay if the property just pays for itself and I don't make any positive cashflow?

1) Use a solid title company that won't insure everything 2) Buy only from legit and solid wholesalers / agents 3) If you can find out if the real seller still lives in the home that is helpful  -  get the story and try to do a little investigation yourself 4) Make sure the seller has a real and recent water bill - We can help you with that also so you don't get stuck with $2000 or more after closingI hope this helps you all because it is an amazing city to invest in.  

@Alex Breshears what about for direct mail can I use my home address and my regular cell phone number or should I get a Google number?

It's recommended if you have other assets, such as a residential home.

She will not have to vacate the home.

So I think the answer to prevent large sums from wrecking kids  is that they are grounded. 

Let’s break it down with your example:Buy: You purchase a single-family home (SFH) for $100k.

I was approached by a tenant who says they are licensed to run a Group Home for persons  with Disabilities.

To get a home loan, look at your debt-to-income ratio (DTI).

I’m currently under contract for an off-market home that is being sold “as is.”