Curious to hear how that compares to market rents in those neighborhoods...

Since you'll be using most or all the money to pay off the original financing (your family's HELOC), it makes sense to get a traditional refi.

Once you're familiar, compare it with other areas and see the difference.

I’m comparing it to other parts of town.

Why would women be better at residential property management compared to men?

I moved out and and rented it to a non traditional renter, who put down a huge deposit.

It seems like a lot of RE layman that have cash laying around just go out and buy some rentals and realize how badly they suck.Has anyone had any experience marketing to people that may not actually be RE investors or hard money lenders but just regular people looking for a decent return compared to what they are investing in now.

Her edge for me to consider her over others is that she can offer higher and stable rent, but I need to verify if her higher rent is including utilities ASAPYou are not allowed to charge Section 8 higher rent than comparable non-Section 8 property.

You can do no money down deals but don't expect to do it with traditional bank financing.Good luck.

So, I finally decided to go back and check the history on both my duplexes and compare.