Not a lot of houses come my way on Zillow or my realtor that fit into my buy box requirements.

However, I will still be required to pay income tax on the income generated from my private lending activities.

As low-income owners with a keen entrepreneurial spirit, we balance W2 jobs with side hustles, such as selling custom t-shirts or baked goods.

AKA Work-ready.I purchased the home with an FHA loan, and my original contractor (as required by FHA otherwise I wouldn't have used one) underbid the contract not understanding the inflexibility of such a loan.

Hey again Greg, Antoine here (BP requires me to give this intro every time).

There are still areas where you can buy units for $200k/ door but they require a lot of work usually and covering all operating expenses and interest payments can be challenging base on low-ish rent levels in some places.

I am imagining you will require gas, electrical and water to be relocated if you're moving the laundry.

An investor should rarely be in a rush.You also may have to balance patience vs them piggy-backing on your efforts - which may drive up the market price for their units.Also, these will be hard to finance.

If you are buying in a state that requires the prepayment penalty to be bought out, credit maybe isn't the greatest, it's a multifamily, etc that's going to affect your rate.

Some states require the lease to name the property owner as the Landlord and the management company as an agent for the owner.