My two cents but the ship has sailed for short term rentals in this market.

Together we make about 120k-ish and as were doing this, were actively paying down our credit card debt which together is about 20k at the moment, just fyi.I feel like this is a solid plan, but I'm not too big headed to admit that I don't know everything.

But that’s not always the case.A while back, we came across a move-in ready condo in Atkinson, NH.

It's easy to focus solely on the numbers in real estate, but as landlords, we’re also providing a fundamental necessity—safe and stable housing.

Quote from @Jon Fletcher: @Kevin Sobilo Maybe I'm misunderstanding but that doesn't seem to be much of an issue.

Have you had tenants who seemed qualified on paper but turned out to be financially unreliable?

I tried looking at other advertisements but they only specify extra but donot give any amount.Any suggestions on where to look for? 

bringing on someone not only fiscally but also with experience in this type of rehab is key, as you will need to write a good scope and budget for the unknowns.

You own it so that is a good thing, but if you bought it for 165K and it will take 75K to fix it up you are not in a great position to have a great ROI.

I may be partial but seems a pretty obvious top 5 choice.