Being exposed to the other side:I grew up in big cities for the most part and spent a lot of time around those who had significantly more than I did (two-parent households, ski trips, big houses, the newest car every two years).

If household size is similar for your unit and the tenant's unit, half of the bills should be fine.

Should something happen at the property that makes it inhabitable during repair you will be held responsible for housing tenant in a comparable area to accommodate all household members .

The prospective tenants household income will also have an impact.

It's too comprehensive for a forum post. 

If interest rates tick up a couple points, it'll put downward pressure on home prices in the short run which may allow more households to afford single family houses.

Super helpful, thanks so much for the comprehensive response!!

Thank you.Nick, depending on your AGI level, if your household qualifies as REP, or type of property, you might or might not be able to take the losses. 

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