One thing to note, 1 of their pictures is literally just the indentation in the carpet from where a trash can, water bowl, and food bowl always sat.

As we navigate the uncertain waters of 2024, it is essential to draw lessons from the past while remaining agile and forward-thinking in our approach.

Its obviously not good to over leverage as it is higher risk that can put you under water..

Currently in the process of replacing stuff (water heaters etc), because they are old.

Along with a vibrant art scene, restaurants & easy walking it attracts year-round visitors seeking fly fishing, white water rafting, kayaking, skiing & snowboarding that is off the beaten path..

That can be hot water territory - so while it's a lot of paperwork to complete it's a necessary evil."

Rent: $450Deposit: $450Tenant pays own electricI pay water* I need to put $1,000 worth of work in it to get it ready to rent

Maryland has a similar law, we call it Reusable Tenant Screening Reports.

I'm out state investor so I didn't not fly there to do the tour which was my mistake to make this decision. because the one furnished and water heater it's not up to code.

I wouldn't care about the cash-flow past keeping my head above water until I can liquidate gains to leverage down what I hold.