Long-term, I would go with Section 8 just based on my experiences.Hope this helps!

MLS draws homeowners. sellers/agents goal highest best offer.

Meeting with our attorney to draw up our first rental agreement in the Youngstown,OH area.

Additionally, if you invest in a market that is experiencing rapid expansion in the economic base (like Columbus, Ohio), you'll be able to refi and get into commercial much more rapidly.

I know you're asking about whether it makes sense buying it at $850k and you're basing the calculations in the spreadsheet on that being the purchase price.

I can't tell you how much, nor can anyone else because that is something you have to figure out based on your own situation.I will recommend though spending as little money as you possibly can though to start, as long as the properties cover their expenses and cash flow the minimum amount you need.

I'm a real estate broker and investor based in St.

I had an attorney who consulted with the architect, The property was split with specific drawings of both condo units, we divided the land as "Exclusive use" as it was a side by side rather that "Common use property" this allowed us to have no HOA fees also as both units had their own driveways etc. 

You can build more equity into the property by paying down the principle of the loan with rental income but the LTV is based off how much you put down when you purchase a home and or how much your loan balance is out of the entire asset value, hence loan to value.

Hey guys, I'm based in a very recreation-heavy area in Central Oregon.