Generally in the first year or more you’ll have enough of those to not really incur any UBIT on especially when you factor in cost seg.  

That is another factor you need to keep in mind.

I do agree with the others on the condos, HOA and other factors make it hard to cash flow. 

By no means.As others noted, it depends on many factors.  

I use traditional comps to figure property value then use AirDNA + enemy method to factor projected income and then do a traditional underwrite of income / expenses to find return.It is important for AirDNA to have a subscription to find the most similar properties and not just rely on the number it spits out.

Implement strong passwords and multi-factor authentication.

For example, selecting someone on disability or no disability is illegal and should not factor in your decision in any way.  

Depends on a number of factors so hard to say for sure. 

Your focus on location and terms over price resonates, these are often the most important factors for long-term success, and it’s clear you’ve mastered that.I also appreciate how you made small improvements while living in the properties to increase their appeal as rentals.

There are many factors to consider when expanding to new markets but our requirements are landlord-friendliness, insurance costs, lower price points, and institutional-investment presence.