Is that $100/door for... a cheap property, an expensive one (that's a terrible return on a $1M property), a risky one, a safe one, one with a solid exit strategy.... what?

You definitely want to create and offer a clean and safe housing.

There are some things you need to be aware of to comply with the SAFE Act. 

Also it feels like our reserve is safe since we are going from an expensive mortgage to a cheaper one, so we can afford it even if we didn't have tenants at all.

Below are some out of state best practices to follow so you can keep your money safe out there.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

I think 200$ plus is needed to have an actual cash flow that can be a safe bet.

To be safe maybe 8-10% for each.

The companies focus would be on Class B and C multi-family residential properties with the commitment and responsibility to creating safe, comfortable, and affordable homes for tenants, while being an exceptional environmental steward, and generating financial strength for our Employees and Clients.I would love to hear your thoughts and questions on this! 

I don't think you will get appreciable push back but to be safe, just do it slowly.

It's probably safe to assume less risk with married couples since that is a longer process to end.I have several rentals that typically attract roommate scenarios, young professionals.