Cheaper units are usually indicative of lower quality tenants -- or have been so in my experience.  

30 year is going to give you a much cheaper monthly payment, and there's nothing stopping you from paying extra if you want to pay down the loan sooner, while if you commit to a 15 year you don't have the option to pay less and have the loan term automatically extend. 

Private is the cheaper option, hard is less cheap.

Have the need there first, then react.One last quick thought - machines are cheaper than people.  

The reality is that houses/building need maintenance and if you catch it early its a lot cheaper.

Income from selling drugs is not taxable income.Is it worth all the effort to try and collect from him?

It's another very landlord-friendly state with better ROI and cheaper prices than OC.There are a lot of things to consider when deciding where to invest. 

This information is disclosed because I believe there may be a threshold that prohibit full-time position earners to use rental loss to offset earned taxable income. 1) Would it be possible to flow through the LLC's R/E losses to reduce my earned income?

We've moved from stick built rentals in top high schools to this deal type exclusively now.  6-10/year added to inventory.The rehab will be cheaper than 15k.  

A lot more flexibility than Podio and cheaper than Asana in the long run.