I think will be extremely difficult for then to get money out of you but may be easy to get a free stay and claim any eviction attempts are retaliatory. 

Cashflow would be difficult with a 680-750k property since rents there are mostly ~3k for a SFH.

Property management is difficult and if the manager discounts, they will not be able to keep talented staff and you will end up with a cheap manager who can not properly service your property. 

In a market where it is increasingly difficult to buy real estate, where expenses are going up, and rents are trending flat or downward, what drives you to keep investing in income properties?

Hey Karin,This might be difficult.

I don't know a lot about Toledo but generally speaking with rates having skyrocketing and prices still creeping up, it makes it very difficult to cashflow on a rental if you use debt.

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I live in the Washington DC area and it seems difficult to find cash flowing properties here.

To me, it would seem difficult to sustain yourself in a sales position with this approach.

It will be difficult to scale to life changing with the active role, but you can learn a lot.I do not post to beat you up.