Revisit your financials quarterly to see.  

Revisit expectations with your agent.What you want might be really hard to find so they are not spending much time with you etc.

Go to Tools>File Place>Other Documents and look for the documents with my name attached.At this juncture, I would revisit the terms of tenancy with your tenant.

I noticed a couple of things you may want to revisit just glancing through. 

When you end up in "problem areas" you really have to start revisiting assumptions on vacancy, repairs, etc. 

Open and obvious stuff that has been accounted for in the asking price does not get to be revisited. 

Revisit the offer made with current tenant and put forward a new one that they can't refuse...literally!

Pre-pay your mortgage with $50,000, so each payment you make is now farther down the amortization schedule.Put the remaining 95,000 in a separate account a revisit the decision in a year.  

Our original properties 10 years ago were refurbed by a contractor, no one shadowed him, and we thought the results were fabulous.It's only as I got more and more into doing our own refurbs, that when I revisited some of these earlier units, just how shockingly bad they were. 

@Samantha KleinI think this is something I will revisit after having 3-5 SFH@Joe VilleneuveMy CapEx of $150/m is a ballpark figure as if everything is new RoofHVACWater HeaterAppliancesFlooring, etc.I always end up right at $100/m for C-class, B-class.