@Patrick L.

I realize this seems self-serving coming from a property manager, but it doesn't have to be me.  

I'll definitely second @Nicholas L.'

If he doesn't apply and you pass screening, we will serve an eviction notice the minute someone else moves in."

  (2) This  investor owns SFH's in a market that possesses the fundamentals but sells prematurely and fails to take advantage of the primary appreciation event. (3) This investor fails to recognize the equity generated through the primary appreciation event is better served being reinvested in more efficient asset classes that will generate a greater return profile after the primary appreciation event occurs. 

Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Mike Dayfor what it's worth i was skeptical of your numbers too, i think they're overly optimistic and i tend to agree with @Dan H. in the spirited discussion you have been having. 

2) With all due respect, teaching math does not prepare you for running a business and producing Real-World spreadsheets, P&L statements and balance sheets.3) Every city has it's gentrifying areas and zip codes.

Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Manuel A Zuaznabarcan you start with a house hackI can but currently multi families in my area run  in the 700-800,000 range so numbers are tight and heavily reliant on the tenants.

Honored to be trusted to serve folks looking to evolve their situations by investing and working hard. 

@Nicholas L.