A thorough screening process can include background and credit checks, employment and income verification, and rental history review, ensuring that you select tenants who are financially stable, trustworthy, and likely to uphold their lease agreements.

For that, I need a steady positive return from my properties in a stable market with friendly regulations.When I run into the problem of needing to have negative cash flow for tax reduction, I’ll be happy to post that update.

The rental market is solid right now, and long-term unfurnished rentals are a very stable investment vehicle. 

I also plan on house hacking once I’m more financially stable and renting out the second unit of a multi family property.

Most of them have a 2-5 year shelf life. 

I have stable long term tenants, great landscaper who bills me at EOM for any grass cutting/snow removal, and great on-call contractor for repairs.

The city has a strong rental market driven by population growth, providing stable income streams for investors.

Market is fairly stable in area currently.

I still often still feel "reasonable" and "stable" to trump "maximize" or "efficiency".

Thanks,  I am happy to be on here.It is a stable, sort of boring market.If you place a great ad, and screen well you can find tenants pretty quick.Since not much changes in the local economy (university / hospital / military town) the prices do not increase quick, so it is touch to get a lift in value on a building without doing big renos or holding for a long time.Michael P Currie