I have solid credit (780+) but little cash, mediocre W2 income and high household expenses due to some high expensive circumstances that have come into my family’s life.

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Because Immigrants, they'll work 3/4 jobs, I know because I am an immigrant household.

As you are doing your research, here is a comprehensive list of 32 questions I like to ask a potential Property Manager:1.

So yes, in my area, you need a license.Now, there are plenty of households with 3 unrelated roommates, especially if it's a SFR, because in my area, most SFR are 3 BR's and up.

@Carlos Zapata I missed 2 on the list - very comprehensive! 

Once you get into systems work (HVAC, electrical, plumbing) especially comprehensively then I could see something approaching that... 

My reading comprehension skills tell me that this is what he’d like to read here.Thank you.

Since real estate cash flow isn't the primary income in our household, I'm looking for growth (appreciation), with enough income (cash flow) to avoid contributing capital to cover large capex costs, which we have indeed incurred.

DC Metro area....while it seems expensive at first glance, the median household income to median housing price ratio shows that it is a much more affordable area than places like nyc, boston, seattle, LA, Portland, Denver etc.