Depending on the state, you can only evict after 'x' number of lease infractions.Although she's claiming "disability" and many landlords crumble when they hear "disability," this is somewhat of a non-issue.

I won't comment on whether its 'worth' it or not, however one thing I've learned and will share with you since you are new, is to be careful of homes that have low rent rates because maintenance costs tend to be disproportionately big.It costs just as much to replace an HVAC for a house that rents for 2k/mo, as it does to replace an HVAC on an 800/mo house. 

Higher price points present more risk from a capital allocation method but in really low-price points typically a higher crime rate.

In Memphis, there were distinct differences depending on the area, and I'm curious to hear your insights on how Nashville compares.

Ahhh.... because it's a reasonable question for reasons that are self-evident, i.e. we want to know success rate of program.

This places a would-be investor into the same food chain as the hapless tenant who depends on both rent and government subsidies for financial survival.

My cash flow is not great because of high insurance rates and HOA fees.

Within the immediate Orlando metro, you can see a pretty wide range of rental rates depending on neighborhood and property class.

Get a 6% cap rate is the market now unless you get in the rougher areas when it might go up a percent or so.

With the landscape of today's interest rates how would you go about marketing a property for sale that has an assumable loans?