I am looking to cater to my fellow servicemembers or perhaps students looking for cheap schooling here.I got viewpoint.ca which is an amazing map of the real estate in the province, but I'm not sure how accurate it is and how to use it as an investor. 

Houses are typically 10%, a building of this size could cost only 5-8% of the monthly income for property managementYou can force appreciation to boost the value of the property, resulting in: Instant equity that you can borrow against to buy other propertiesThe opportunity to sell in 3-7 years for a significant profitHigher valued property means higher personal net worth – a higher personal net worth means you are able to buy higher priced propertiesDisadvantages 15 tenants to deal with15 toilets, sinks, etc. to deal withHowever, with a good property manager at the helm, you wouldn’t have to deal with the two items above, my property manager wouldMore activity because more tenants (again see the third item above)Requires stricter, more focused asset management skills and heavy oversight of your property managerPLEASE NOTE: I made the examples simple to illustrate a point and are not real accurate on the specific costs involved.

@Jill F.Discover.com may not be accurate either.

, etc) have you found to be the most successful in giving accurate and up to date information?

(1) You purchased a condo.(2) You complete step one knowing that you were going to violate the bylaws and assuming the bylaws weren't going to be enforced by the board.(3) You are surprised when the COA enforces the bylaws.Is that accurate?

It seems as though there has been a relatively decent amount of money put into the home prior to selling - do you think my costs are accurate?

Slatehouse PM has a good rent calculator called accurate rent for Harrisburg areas(including Dauphin co) you can use in addition to Zillow and Trulia to verify monthly rent for units matching the property in question.

And as Jason D. above states, if your numbers are accurate and your cash flow is $400 per month off a $100k investment, that sounds solid to me.

That way I can crunch all the numbers more accurately then go from there.I’d appreciate any feedback!

I'm trying to look into getting a Single Family Home with at least 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms to house hack. However I don't currently know how to find out how much a property will potentially rent for. What are some ...