You can get the same cash flow on paper in decent areas outside of Allegheny County as the rougher areas near the city.

Then you need to get a decent loan for the balance, very hard in the cannabis industry.I love the ambition but I recommend starting a bit smaller to start.

What do you do with security deposits and repairs/maintenance/CapEx that you are subtracting from the total monthly cashflow for future expensesI know it's a decent amount of questions but I would love for someone to guide me through this process as it's all seeming a little confusing to me at the moment. 

If you get a decent job and a good lender with low down or zero down options, you could get to own something that likely will only appreciate and allow you to rent out rooms or move out and get another and another and another throughout your 20’s.  

As long as your claimed income on your taxes matches what you are receiving, this is no issue.The current administration is taking a very aggressive stance on tax enforcement.

Hello BPers - I recently closed an investment property (townhome) in a decent community.

Tampa heights is a decent area that will continue to gentrify & appreciate.

There is only really a decent shopping plaza a block away. 

He's just a real decent person, I've been fortunate enough to meet him a couple of times when he went thru Tulsa. https://clark.comSo in my opinion, you need to find a good real estate attorney and find a title company you like.   

I have heard that the average is 4-6% if you have a decent size portfolio. 6-8% is common in my area...