@Pam LynnGenerally, for a single family, management is going to run 8.5%-10%. 

@Brian Murray a lender would be best equipped to handle this question, but for most secondary loans (Fannie/Freddie) that I've seen you'll need to go FHA to take advantage of lower downpayments with an owner occupant situation. 5% down conventional is typically single family residences.

A three bedroom one bath single family home that is worth 78k (in Montana).

The tariffs that have been added so far pale in comparison to overall GDP.

 I have about 10 people who want to make their funds available to invest in rehabbing single-family homes.

The house is disgusting inside, you can't see the floors, they have never thrown away a single piece of garbage,  there was a dead rat in one of the bedrooms.   

Happy Belated Fourth Fellow Investors,I am in a bit of a predicament, and wanted to reach out to BP before I make a decision.My partner and I are selling a 2/1 single family home in the Caribbean Island Sint Martin however, we live in Atlanta.

A simple holdco structure with say two directors (you) with the real estate as the asset holding is known as a “single tier”.

When I first started working with investors I have shown as many as 20 houses to one who never bought a single one.

My father and I are looking at some single family homes to begin flipping.