I posted here to get some insights from our community so that I can ensure that I am not missing anything. 

It sure worked many drinking the cool aid..

FL appreciation - property is still fairly newish and don't want to miss out on potentially solid capital appreciation in next 5-10 years - assuming that happens-Other caveat is ability to sell in coming few months without paying any capital gains taxes, which will not always be the caseThere is no crystal ball, Appreciation is/was the goal but who knows if that will happen and at what rate realistically with increasing costs of ownership here.

@Fabricio JamesYou're missing the Lake Tahoe and Reno, NV Luxury market.

They make 3x rent, but given the missed payments and credit scores, I plan to deny the applications.

Stop hanging out with your deadbeat buddies who spend all day drinking, talking sports, and otherwise wasting away.

The part you are missing is if that claim were to arise why wouldn’t the plaintiffs attorney simply list the deed holder in the claim?

I'm not looking to compromise on the analysis; rather I just am still seeing "2024" articles coming up about the 1% rule being a good rule of thumb and wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything obvious.

But when they didn't make up the missing 2 months' rent, I sent them a Certified letter letting them know they were in default, and they needed to pay it by 10/15.

I'm I missing something?