Originally posted by @Joseph Cameron:@Grant Rothenburger just chiming in here as I am interested in something similar.

I got a text message from my condo tenant today. She claimed the master bedroom had been broken into last night while she was at home, watching t.v. She said she heard nothing. Attached, was a picture of the broken Wi...

@Phil MorrisPersonally, I found this article to be helpful and I try to stick with around a flat $185 rather than a % of rents.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/10/1...Hope this helps,Cameron

Hopefully the difference in interest rates if they go up won't matter since we won't have to leave as much cash in the property.Hope this helps,Cameron

@Cameron DeGeorge great job.This isn't a huge data set to work with, but I'm curious if each channel produced a lead or some produced more than others. 

quick question, is the stuff he was allegedly stealing (an arrest is not a conviction) going in your house?

There have been some complaints  from investors on the administration side  alleging: improper reporting of tax information, lack of updates on problem investments and  other customer service issues.  

@Cameron Jordan - I think house hacking is a great way to get started with rental properties.

there is a lawsuit against Airbnb right now alleging that it is illegal to facilitate the breaking of a lease and illegal subletting.

And if it comes to pass that a judge reviews this, what said judge will see is an allegation about someone doing something naughty on the phone versus documented proof that someone lied in writing before a notary public.