do you mind referring. 

Again, refer to your lease (if reviewed by a lawyer, I hope), and your state & local laws.

No internet = no tenants a lot of the times...Ensure them you'll leave them a fair reference if any future landlords contact you about their tenancy.

Regular sale, where you have to pay for pre-sale rehab, commission (5-6%), tax (20-30%), and recapture of depreciation.2.

Most of us who own RE came into it from somewhere else - either from working a regular job and squirreling away investment money into RE or working in a RE career and acquiring properties in the process. 5.

The appraiser does not have a purchase price to reference, so they will typically be conservative.

Now the rents have skyrocketed over the past year and we find we could be renting to a regular sized family for about $200 less than what we get now!

Use the "extra" income to build a reserve for maintenance, vacancies, and other expenses that don't happen regularly.

But then, you have to inspect regularly and become the couch police.

Keep in mind the other homes on the market may all be over-priced at the moment, which is why it's important to watch the market regularly and build a strong sense of what it's doing.