We recommend 20% of annual gross rent for a typical, average condition, single-family.

I purchased our first single family house in 2020 and since then have BRRRR a second property in Februrary of this year that we are living in currently.

I currently have a single family rental in Boiling Springs, SC.

For what you’re trying to do, you’re right to be cautious with condos since Atlanta HOAs can kill a future rental plan fast, so most long-term investors I work with end up choosing single-family or small multifamily homes for the flexibility.

All it says is the property is for single-family use.

Tankless may cost more upfront and could require higher electrical capacity, but for occasional single-sink use in multi-tenant industrial units, it’s likely the more efficient choice.

Quote from @Michael Plaks: Quote from @Wayne Wollesen: I have a single STR and will need to get a cost segregation study (specifically an engineering study) done for this year.

I currently own one single-family rental and I’m actively looking to grow my portfolio with more long-term single-family rentals in the region.

I've house hacked single families in NJ for 6 years and I was very intentional in the layout of the homes I bought with the intention to house hack. 

If I have a travel health care worker I verify the professional license, call previous LL, but those are room rentals, single occupancy.