I fell horrible raising the rent 200$ on a 88 year old tenant but the property won't cashflow well if I don't raise the rent.  

The supply of homes for sale fell 29.5% year over year, the largest annual decline ever, to 1.03 million homes.”Indeed, according to CEPro, SFH construction weakened 10.3% in February due to labor and material shortages.

The cost of some of these goods and services (such as plane tickets), which fell sharply during the pandemic, are now recovering lost ground with a vengeance.

If a tenant fell, broke their neck or a limb and sued for medical bills and lost time from work, etc., it could easily be above and beyond your umbrella policy.

One tenant had to leave quickly because her elderly mother fell ill (or fell, this was a long time ago), and she has to return home to take care of her. 

Living here in Texas, I've done deals in Alabama, Georgia, and Ohio 6 SFHs in total since 2016, with the exception of my residential house (and a couple of deals that fell through) here in the Austin market I've never done a deal in my local area. 

I studied hard for a couple years and when I changed stations, I fell off the bandwagon.

Yea, I wasn't intending to manage for others this year but it fell in my lap as a friend's fiancee has her old place she wants to rent out... so I thought I could help a friend out when they asked and get outside my comfort zone and grow a little.

I studied hard for a couple years and when I changed stations, I fell off the bandwagon.

I am looking for partnerships but everytime I put pen to paper with a pitch and percentage splits, I fell like it's not good.