As Julie's said, these can be fairly high sometimes.One last point of mention, we'd rented out a Townhouse in the past, and the main headache that we had was the neighbors in the bordering unit complaining about the slightest sound that came from our tenants (and this wasn't wild parties kind of noise - we're talking kids playing).

Nashville has really turned into the Wild West unfortunately.

I appreciate your comment :)Uhhhh... that's true at a certain point, but if you go flying off into the deep end of the pool without any floaties on your arms... you (and your wallet) could be in for a wild ride.

Niami, known for his brazen personality and wildly ambitious real estate projects, borrowed $82.5 million from Hankey Capital in 2018 to build this extravagant home.

Taxes seem a bit low (just compared to my market for the price point and assuming a market that gets that high of rent would be a "good" area and taxes would be higher)A $260k Property "turk key" (because no rehab expenses) that rents for $2800 would be pretty wild/awesome.

Like I said, 50 year old panels are still out there in the wild producing electricity (albeit much less than when they were new), and newer panels are built to last much longer and can be expected to continue producing electricity for 40-50 years easily, replacing the energy it took to produce them many times over.

I will take a wild guess and say that property management companies charge 6% to 9% for monthly fees for management and collecting the rents and additional fees may increase the total costs to 9% to 11% of the gross rental income.

It’s like the Wild West of customer service right now... good luck getting a response from a listing agent.

If you have a wild hair and want to give a 29 year old with camera experience a chance to get into the business he loves so much feel free to give me that chance.

@Tchaka Owen thanks for that insight Tchaka, thats nuts. reminds me of our market here in Toronto/GTA Canada - where Appreciation have been going wild - and spreading outside to the outskirts where properties used to be 250k and have tripled (minimum) over the past 3-4 years alone.