All Forum Posts by: Amanda Mark

 I haven't had the property turnover yet when I do, which looks like next year, I may go for $1,700. The issue with the neighborhood is that although you may be able to rent at the top the tenants that want to live there are willing to struggle and pay it.. their income will pass the test.. However, I know another landlord in that area and when COVID-19 hit they had issues along with me. Thats just the ups and downs with these kinds of neighborhoods.

I have a 3br/2ba in Harwood I bought in 2015. It is an in-between neighborhood that has more positive changes every year and an involved neighborhood association. You will have to screen tenants thoroughly here. I charge $1,525 for rent each month.