Or go ahead and learn for yourself- IF it comes out easily enough without breaking apart- go ahead and post it up on fb marketplace, cl, and next door etc, with the exact dimensions listed, for a couple of hundred bucks.

They don't mention that they are breaking the law, not paying taxes, not accounting for their expenses, certainly not counting for the time they spend operating it, and more.Luke 14:28-30 Suppose one of you wants to build a tower.

It is my opinion that if you find SFH that breaks even as an LTR after properly allocating for all expenses in Dallas/ft worth area you have done well. 

Then you can take the Broker class, upgrade to a Broker license, and break out on your own (or continue working under another Broker).Property management is an underestimated opportunity.

Without an ADU, I would be lucky to break even.Again, TIA for the advice.

What I see in today's market you will need about 30-40% down to break even or cash flow....on any type of property.#3 You are correct that on single family and small multi the rents have not kept up with appreciation (sales prices.)#4 New is probably worse on ROI. 

What I really should've said is, "properties that approximately break even, making it more practical to hold in the long run."

Even if you cash flow $1000/month and now I'm throwing out wild number that's a 10 year payback just at break even.   

Single family in general in DFW area I typically see about 30-40 down will break even or cash flow.2. 

He accidentally breaks the handrail while moving in a couch and fails to fix it.