Also, with steady 2-3% per year population growth and a strong, diversified economy I think this is a solid move.

I invest in a small town where appreciation is low and steady, but cash flow is high.

It is a slow and steady 1-3% growth every year and is projected over the next decade to grow 1.8%/year

Or do you find that you the non profits you have relationships with have a steady supply of housing providers to choose from?

I like that the city is build on a lot of recession resistant industries (healthcare, municipal, higher education) and has shown plenty of steady economic/population growth. 

Not northern New Jersey but in a steady rental market … anything with 5 miles of Fort Dix, NJ or Joint Base McGuire Dix Lakehurst.

In the first year, it is easier to do vacant rehabs because you have a steady stream of vacant units coming to you. 

A few years later and now with 7 rental properties and 12 units held I realize what a mistake it would have been to stay on the steady career path. 

What is exciting is the regular steady cash flow and appreciation which is my purpose for investing.  

Hi Lenders & Knowledgeable People :)I have a client who cannot show personal income but has a business with steady and healthy revenue.They're looking to house hack and are wondering if it is possible to put down 3.5-5% on a primary residence that is purchased under their business?