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Are these numbers good or too tight?
I'm looking to rent a property for $2500 per month. My mortgage, insurance, taxes, and property management cost will be right around $1,950. This isn't factoring in any maintenance or vacancies. Property value is $330,000.
Would you consider these numbers good, cutting it close, or not good?