I have no landlord experience and know that PMs usually charge 1 month's rent to find you a tenant and of course any repairs or maintenance that may ariseWith the following information, would it be better off to stay at my current apartment and just end my lease when it's time to take an assignment or should I purchase the duplex and possibly make extra income through cash flow and equity but also run the risk of repairs, maintenance, etc?

Profit $30,000 on $150,000 Total project The report shows " Total Personal Cash Invested " However since I am borrowing the money , my cash invested is only approx 25% of Total Cash In , plus of course holding costs , etc..

The risk you run of course is now you have more debt so in the case the market goes down and you need to sell, you run the risk of coming up short. 

Of course, our attorney would draw up all of the necessary documents and make sure that we are not violating any state or local laws with the rent to own agreement. 

.- Income from sources that can't be used as mortgage-qualifying income can of course certainly be used as assets for additional down payment.

It is within 1.5 miles of major hospital, train station downtown, and major highways. 

Of course, I’m fairly new to Milwaukee and haven’t spent much time in that area.  

Up to about $750 if heat included.And of course it depends on the apt finishes.

Of course the lack of responsiveness would scare me in how the HOA is run and make me think twice about buying

We can adjust our capital contribution later, of course if necessary, but my question is, how big of a mountain will this be?