Cash, financed , how much down , what terms .. etc that will dictate what you can afford cap rate wise.

You break the law when you make the offer and cannot afford the property or when you assign the contract for a profit.

(my firm does affordable housing development) and I've spent time doing landlord-tenant law.

I'm only on the budding stage and I can't afford this now!

Housing in my area is rather affordable so I have faith this strategy would work well. 

Maybe your customer cannot "afford" the house and needs 20% down?  

Houses under 100k have declined by about 15% even though demand is strong for those properties by home buyers as that is all they can afford.

I've helped numerous friends, and friends of friends get 1/1's near the Irvine Spectrum as they all work there, are young & unmarried, and can afford the rents.

Without selling, I’m afraid I won’t be able to afford a new place in the desired area I’m seeking.  

I can afford and qualify for an FHA loan for thesingle wide and land, but I’m unclear about my options toconcurrently finance the building of a traditional home on my parceland how that will affect.