In retrospect, some yellow flags found by the property manager during the tenant screening are now bright red flashing sirens, but the tenant showed decent credit, had a positive previous landlord reference, wrote a charming cover letter in his application, and applied through the referral of a reputable real estate agent.

We are in the process of screening a tenant which of course includes verifying rental history.

If you sold it for $75K the buyer would get a 15% return.Here is a screen shot using your calcs at a 111 month remaining term:Hope this helps!

I really like reading your posts and I'm still very thankful for the few times we have talked on the phone, and I look forward to possibly working with you in the future.

What form of contact do you prefer (email or phone)?  

my family helped with that one as well, they'd go look at listings when they hit the market and do a kind of a pre-screen. 

As Corina mentioned above, our clients with multiple properties use a digital receipt capture to identify which expenses go to which property -- which can be done straight from your phone, if that's easy.

Sometimes I received phone calls from angry note sellers who want to be removed from their list or want to let me know that their husband or dad had died and the family had already sold the note.

Other have mentioned this but you can rent out your home for something above market - that would be between you and the operator and whatever makes sense for both of you.Would be happy to hop on the phone and chat more about it and answer any questions you might have!

Typing on a screen everyone is a big guy, when you get face to face it's never an actual fight.