@Radhika S.From my experience, when investing in real estate, it's important to focus on factors like cash flow, market trends, and job growth while considering landlord-friendly laws.

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When you do move in, it will be important to separate out direct and indirect expenses.

Knowing the three cities mentioned is important for grading the neighborhoods and can vary street by street. 

The important issue is the revocable license agreement to continue my fencing of the back yard that keeps the homeless campers out of the back yard.

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However, it’s important to ensure the area is safe. in those areas I would recommend checking local crime statistics on SpotCrime. you can use this link for an example,to get detailed information: https://spotcrime.com/map?

Equity and cash flow are equally important when deciding whether to pull money out.If you can put the equity to work by adding another property while still having a nice cushion on your cash flow, then I would say definitely yes.  

I think this is the single most important part of the decision in order to set you up for success in passive rental property investing.

This helps you identify which factors drive the best returns and make confident, informed decisions.It’s also important to test your numbers with scenarios like higher vacancies, unexpected expenses, interest rate changes, or rent adjustments over the years.