I have looked at other cities and based on my research Pittsburgh maybe good based on entry point, purchase price to rental ratio, and what I could purchase in a B class neighborhood, which is where I would like to focus.

I have a property in the "military city" in between 2 military bases.

Because the home was primarily used as a personal residence and only a portion was rented, depreciation and bonus deductions generally must be allocated based on therental portion and the time it was placed in service. 

One strategy I don’t see discussed enough is how DSCR loans can actually position an investor for bridge financing later if the deal is structured correctly.Most investors think of DSCR as a long-term rental loan, but in some cases it can also serve as a stabilization step before moving into a bridge or construction facility.For example:An investor acquires or stabilizes a property using a DSCR loan based on rental income.

Hey allI’m based in California and currently researching out-of-state multi-unit properties that make sense from a cash-flow perspective.

Having these written standards in place shows that you are making decisions based on business needs, not personal bias.No "Blanket Bans" on Criminal History: This is a big one.

Hi everyone,I’m based in Miami, Florida and working toward purchasing a duplex–quadplex property in growth Florida markets on the Treasure Coast, Palm Beach County and parts of the Gulf Coast (south of Tampa).  

The realtor can forward me the report and I can submit an estimate based solely off the findings of the inspector.

A bit late jumping into this thread, but based on what you described I’d look at each tax year on its own facts. 

Hey everyone,My name is Sam and I’m based in Florida.