I wouldn't use rentometer or other similar sources, call a couple local RE offices, there are about a dozen located in downtown Mount Dora to get a actual scoop on what rents would be.

Section 8 program recipients should have a letter or voucher - this will be the most accurate way to find out rental amounts from Sec 8.Voucher values increase from time to time so our best source for this information has been through connecting with local Section 8 and City Fheps program coordinators.

Yaaa except the US requires reporting on all globally sourced rental income.

Also, everyone’s risk tolerance is different, you may have the temperament to deal with potential riff-raff while others (like myself) do not.The 1% rule is a nice-to-have if you can get it, but don’t let it be your sole “make or break” stat if all the other numbers make sense.

Not sure if this actually applies, but the regulations on ASU permits is the units cannot be used to rent out. " If Owner/Builder exemption as described in NC General Statute §87-1 is being claimed in lieu of licensed contractors (building or trade), a statement from the owner that the ADU will be built solely as Not For Rent is required prior to issuance.

Hi guys, I'm brand new here (both to R/E investing and w/ BP) and I have a quick question as I'm reviewing deals from all sources. 

How could I look for a second loan source for the difference? 

The reason for this is because this is your cheapest source of money.

Is it legal for me to: #1 market the property for them through my sole proprietorship?

Any advice on how to source folks when investing from out of town.Thanks in advanced!