Hi,Which is better conventional loan vs DSCR loan for rental property investment loan?

Fort Wayne definitely has some solid things going for it and I know a lot of investors who like it for affordability and steady rental demand, but since you’re looking for cash flow and long-term appreciation, I’d also suggest taking a look at Columbus, Ohio.

Hi All,I have a rental in Irvington, and an agent approached me to help me rent it.

Selling a rental on a month-to-month is absolutely doable, and it can be smooth for both you and the tenant if you structure it right.Here are the three approaches I’ve used depending on the goal:1.

Quote from @Nickalaus Hart: I have had a long term tenant that moved out last year run her photography business out of the rental for about 10 years.

Properties with garages or yards may rent faster and retain tenants longerAlways look at the local inventory—are you competing with lots of small apartments, or are rentals with space and amenities more unique?

With one rental it is a bit easier on that end but the repair side becomes an issue as many vendors focus more on serving the high volume clients and put you further down the list so get a good network now! 

BTW, the rental property mentioned is a standard one year lease type apartment just like mine which has been sitting for 6 months and, although I have had crazy number of submitted applications, they have all been way too high risk. 

Hey @Scott Green,From a tax perspective, keeping your mortgage might still work in your favor since the interest is deductible against your rental income, lowering your taxable income.

The Triangle is one of the strongest appreciation markets in the Southeast, but cash flow here can be tight unless you get creative (house hack, short-term, or mid-term rentals).