Find an attorney that specializes in Section 8 or evictions.

My company has worked with many investors in your shoes ready to get out of active management and unlock their trapped equity.

Plumbing- corroded cast iron drain lines, corroded copper piping that leaks, sink trap leaks, sink popup ups that are non-functional.

She trapped us into signing the lease as 1) there were no reasonably priced properties to rent & 2) we were not planning on moving this fall, so no money saved, nor household packed.Her property needs new windows because they leak and we have had major water damage, bathroom vents to be installed & mold removal from said bathrooms.

I am hoping this post will help those interested in the BRRRR investment strategy avoid this common trap.

Make sure when you amend the lease that you include the tenant needs to care for both appliances (ie clean the lint trap after each load) and use appropriate detergents.

Just looking simply at rates may trap you in a way..

You'll be trapping $$$ in this deal and there's nothing wrong with that if it generates a positive return.

One pitfall people do at this stage is buy a home to live in which can be a potential financial trap on your journey to wealth. 

@Jon DawesYes, trapped equity in a primary can at times be challenging and expensive to access when you need it.