PM me pls Its hard to say - a broad range of things but essentially not disclosure issues and wanting things fixed that they didnt ask for after their first inspection.

All the confusion comes from the fact that there are so many different parties that have a say, as to what is a "bedroom".

Originally posted by @Jonathan Lyford:I'm happy to say, as of today, nothing is holding me back!

Whether I'm right in that and to what degree, I can't say as someone on the outside looking in.  

And there’s a significant cost to falling behind.Let’s say a hypothetical $200K home has a market rent of $1,500 (0.75% rent to price) and is actually being rented out for $1400 (0.7%).

When you say a "salon suite" is that just like a stall within a larger salon space or what?

With concern to your property, I would say a PM should disclose anything and everything that you ask them to disclose.

If you want to work with say a top 1% agent, that will cost more, just like any profession. 

@Angela Fondeuri started by renting out a condo that i used to live in, and i grew slowly from there.the reason that i say a cheap property isn't going to help move you forward is because you'll be spending money on it that could be saved for a house hack, and you won't cash flow, because interest rates are too high.i am making numbers up but say you need $40K to buy a property in the midwest in a good neighborhood. 

Which is a fancy way to say a landlord can eat a minor net loss for a few years if there is many many more years or following profitability.