That's all to say, yes, we are seeing a dip.

I would agree that the inventory is pretty tight in both cities.

We are excited to start building our network and meeting other individuals in the area.

We moved about a year ago and purchased our home that we are in now.

The increase in property taxes, insurance, and maintenance/wear and tear may erase all of your gains and more. 

Although we are in Temecula, we are located on the wine trail which is outside of the city limits.

We do want to offer flexibility, our goal is to keep the tenants so if increasing only $25 a month the first year keeps them we are open to it. 

I host remotely too, and when I bought the house, I went through it and made a list of everything that needed attention or was close to wearing out. 

This way, their allowance becomes wages, which can be deductible as business expenses.However, keep in mind that many property management company owners report that margins are often tight, especially if you’re only managing your own properties.

We are able to live in the top floor while we STR the basement during the summer months, and MTR during the offseason.