Sharing the listing will make it easier for everyone to help you.By reading many many posts identical to this though, I can tell you it is almost ALWAYS the dang price.Also, depending on the market, a furnished LTR can often be more difficult to place a tenant in.

Your main objective should be building a reliable system that works for you on your first deal. 

If those vendors are resourceful and reliable, they'll bring the deals to you.

If you're seeking a reliable income stream, consider checking out Cleveland.

Another question would be, how reliable are these documents that I create online?

Any small/medium-size MF owners/managers in the downtown Phoenix market with tips and leads on finding reliable and responsible tenants for a property in a class C neighborhood in downtown Phoenix in today’s market?

Currently prepping a new property in Arizona for the rental market and seeking advice on planned updates:Considering upgrading laminate countertops to quartz for durability and aesthetic appeal.Freshening up interiors with a repaint.Looking for reliable washer and dryer units suitable for rentals.

Cap =NOI/Market value   20%=$100,000/$500,000   Seriously Joshua, wouldn't the market bid up the market value if the $100,000 was reliably collectable in todays economy? 

The 200k I would make selling the lots wont get me really far as It could afford me another duplex or triplex, but since I have 9 Freddie Mac mortgages, and my tax returns dont really show the truth of what I make due to depreciation, I cant get loans, so that 200k wont do much in so far as my goals....I am selling two of my single families t o get debt of my sheet and some profits, but that'll take approx 4 months from start close.....But I know the risk here, but I am afraid to walk away and afraid not to :/ its a conundrum...So all I can do is have a consultant who can make sure everything is going as it should and I learn in the process....My goal right now is to learn as much as I can before even breaking ground as to not be reliable on someone when I have alot at risk.

I would never deny anyone due to their race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), familial status, disability or (new one for Colorado) source of income.