You may not be losing money, but you have an opportunity cost because you will have to sit on the sidelines while your cash sits in that property.I think you have to consider opportunity costs when you are betting on natural appreciation.

Developing multifamily, townhomes, and single family homes are the most ideal. 

My heart goes out to her because she's a single mom who has lived through a tough six years: lost her husband in a motorcycle accident, raising three young children with special needs and survived a bout with breast cancer.

It is a single family home on a property that is zoned commercial.

hollywood fl deal my agent sent me. in between this and a single studio in galleria loft in fort lauderdale

I don’t know if I want to start with the single family home or multi family house.

We purchased our first single family home from the bank at that time, and never looked back!

I have just started with a single rental house and I want to make sure that as I set up my accounting processes that I am doing what is both corrected and needed.ThanksGreg

In my area, the one-beds are okay -- they usually go to single men that pay on time; they are much cheaper rent-wise, so I would have to get one at a steal. 

So yes, if you use a PM, 50% could be your avg annual expenses.Mine run about 25% on single-fams, 38% on multis where I pay w/s/g.