I'll echo the idea I don't think its balanced as your propose it;  you own the land and are already more involved than just as an "investor" it doesn't feel like a balance.

A smaller group in the West faced rent cuts due to demand challenges, while only three major markets achieved a balance between high inventory growth and rent increases.

I want a template that will automatically give me all the equations and include both the purchase, a cashout refinance with a new mortgage balance and % along with recording all the rents and expenses. 

Explain in your security deposit claim that once you receive the final water bill showing it is paid in full, the withheld balance will be refunded to the former tenant in a separate payment.  

Balancing parenthood with my investment journey is a new adventure for me, but one I'm eager to embrace.In my free time, I love immersing myself in different cultures and exploring new corners of the globe.

It just so happened I didn’t love putting time into that unit so cashing out has had other benefits in terms of balance.

B neighborhoods present a sweet spot for investors, balancing potentially stronger rental yields with manageable property values.

I'm sure there are things I'm not considering and would appreciate your feedback.Here are some additional details about the home and financial situation.Location: Atlanta, GeorgiaMortgage: $5513/mo @6% interestZillow Rental Estimate: $4966Current Mortgage Balance: $716kZillow Home Value Estimate: $825-1.02mAirDNA Information:Projected Revenue: $82.7kAverage nightly rate (as entire home): $347Occupancy: 65%Projected Operating Expenses: $41kManagement Fee: 20% - $16500Lodging Tax: 5% - $4134Property Tax: (included in mortgage escrow)Cleaning Fees: $6600Maintenance: $3400Insurance: $5200Utilities: $5172Projected Monthly Income: $6891 - $5513 = $1378Projected Expenses: $3416 /moAfter Expenses: -$2038 / moHere are my listings:https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/796636182229405398?

You need to make sure you are still paying the minimum balance each month. https://www.nerdwallet.com/best/small-business/zero-percent-...There are still some risk to 0% APR cards though.

How should I balance / evaluate this?