Marica I had 350 C class rentals a few years back with a good portion in hud probably 80%... co pays were always a challenge and half the time never paid.. but what are you going to do evict them and subject your unit to theft and vandilism.. almost a gurantee on vacant units .. if we nursed them along usually come tax rebate time they would catch up.. 

He probably won't catch on for quite a while!

Catch me daily on 38 & 39

The catch: my partner just sabotaged his credit and is self employed.

I'm not too much older than you at 24, but guys like you make me want to work even harder to catch up!

Catch up the one that's on the property with your cash.

He used soooo many different ideas that you need to listen to this podcast more than once to catch it all.

So 2-3 times as much as a long term tenant (I have to pay utilities and cleaning and such), and it's a lot more work to self-manage, but with a good property manager, you should see at least a 50% increase over Long Term Rental, and you've got someone inside the house at least weekly to make sure it's in good shape, catch little things before they get bad, etc. 

We had a perfect pregnancy and a really bad first year.

To catch that great deal with a low-ball offer, it's a game of numbers.