If so, then the next level of analysis for an investor would be, "At what price could I make an offer, and it generate positive cash flow?".

The payments are generally reliable once you're set up, but there can be some hoops to jump through upfront, like inspections, paperwork, and the time it takes to get approved.The tenant pool can vary a lot by area, so doing your homework on the local housing authority and screening just as carefully as you would with any tenant is key.

The person inside could be the owner or someone from the bank to name a few. 

Most automated tools don’t reflect local costs or the real scope of what’s needed once you’re on-site.

You didn't mention the price or how it has changed.

You can live in one unit and rent out the other three.

Hey BP, I’m looking for guidance on how to best approach the sale of a small infill lot I own in Portsmouth, VA.

You live in the property, rent part of it out, and use that to build your next move.

With so many 'gotchas' in foreign investing, it is essential to be vigilant with due diligence.Thanks for all your work on this and the way you have communicated the various issues. 

I have a 2 unit property in the western suburbs that could be well suited to be an elder care home for 3-4 residents.