Depending on your risk tolerance and investment goals, exploring short-term Treasury Bonds, high-yield savings accounts, or diversified alternative assets like private lending or REITs could also be worth considering.

I suggest that you set clear goals and determine the types of properties you wish to pursue.

Depending on the way their company operates, you filing your property as an investment on your taxes may be considered an issue for them depending on how stringent they are.

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You need to set some criteria to help identify your "quality deal."

If you're worried about finding tenants, focus on a location with strong rental demand, list rooms on platforms like Facebook Marketplace or Furnished Finder, and consider mid-term or short-term rentals if long-term tenants are hard to find.Good luck!

It is a fairly signinificant set up fee and monthly charge. 

Rates are set to go down, although not as fast as hoped. 

If a single level you might consider 55+ independent living.