I see some units that cash flow but there must be a reason.

(from study guide)It is important to know the years each act was implemented.Know the reasons, regulations, and ways a landlord can increase rent.Dates for HVAC system tests, turn on/off dates, and temperatures they must maintain.Hot water must maintain 120 degrees.A requirement for housing is to have an exterior LOCKING door.When an owner buys a building they are also buying the lease and must honor the lease.I would suggest to read the "What you should know about Rent Control in the District of Columbia" link on the DC.gov website as well as the study guide from pearson vue inside and out.  

The reason you are feeling stuck is because that's how the Canadian banking system is designed.

BUT, the reason I am giving it another look is because the property does have a well-maintained unfinished basement with separate exit and plumbing in place to add another bathroom.

If you're only able to send 500 pieces of mail a month you are going to be hard pressed to get a deal in any reasonable amount of time because it's a numbers/volume game.

The reason that I'm looking at negative cashflow is just because of the mortgage amount to get our full amount out of it.

If so, the reason we live in the Navarre/Gulf Breeze area is because the Santa Rosa County school district is rated higher than Escambia County(Pensacola).

That would have been the next option for you to look at.Bottom line - there's no reason to pay any tax - let alone the exorbitant ordinary income tax if you have the time to plan.

Hi, i am an investor looking to buy 2-3 single family houses in the up coming year, 1000 sqf 3 bds, up to 100k.I would appreciate if someone could share with me in which neighberhoods I should focus on, which offer proprty in this budget and still offer a reasonable living quality (i.e. schools ok, not a lot of crime etc.).Thanks!

One of the properties had multiple insurance carriers site wildfires as a reason for decline because of a small mountain across the street.