I'm not saying this is easy, but it is necessary to keep from bleeding out. 

Your PITI is over $5800, not to mention the capital expenditures and repairs, vacancy, property management, utilities etc so you'll probably bleed about $4000 a month on average.

Prepare to live at that property, work your a$$ off, stress, hope, and bleed cash.

Mortgage - $5,650Total expenses: $6,550So I am actually bleeding $300 a month under the assumption that:1.

He'll put 20 gallons in as he needs it. 2 out of the 3 times he did this, I needed to go over there and bleed the air out of the system to get it running again.

Unfortunately, you then have a catch-22 in that you don’t want to get rid of the tenant because of the cost of lost rents and to replace the tenant, but if you keep the tenant, the tenant could slowly bleed you dry financially.Outside of having bad tenants, I really do not have a “pain point”.

And you're going to bleed cash for several months all the while crossing your fingers, stressed out, and hoping that it is going to work.

There's a lot of "this better work, I'm bleeding cash" feelings as you get started.

The market is gradually bleeding down, but it’s not a crash because it’s not “sudden”.

She is tired of it bleeding cash.