If anything in these situations I just raise the rent to compensate for the extra person.

I wondered what some of those benefits might be and if it would warrant a little extra effort to try to secure the one end unit owned by another party.Thanks for chiming in.

I would and others may, feel that while a few extra bucks might be nice it doesn't pay for the difficulties it may cause.

If the seller loses the property, the potential buyer loses the possibility of buying the property, forfeits the extra rent paid and will have to find a new place to live.

There's nothing like passive income. 90% of households across the country need additional income and I can't see any better way to securing those funds than being a real estate investor.If you just want to make some extra cash for whatever reason, this is it.

If you do buy there, add extra to your rehab number because you will have break-ins and items stolen during the process.YOU can invest there and it is your money.

While neither are specific to one MSA/location, and each have a bit of extra stuff in them (ITB includes a bit of home DIY store stocks), they should be directionally correct in case of a big downturn.

Does A private individual doing private mortgages for profit on OO primary residents at 16 percent interest throughout the United States need to be licensed?

It seems like a bad financial move to take on the burden of the loan hoping that the individual will all of a sudden be able to find the money that they claim not to have today.

Frequent inspections are a big drain and often bring extra maintenance costs as tenants ask for borderline improvements.How long have your tenants stayed?