Not all of them are but likely a higher percentage than accredited investors who are already multi-millionaires.

Quote from @Michael Swantek: The other unit is occupied by a tenant that has been there for years and is paying 150% or more less than market rates for rent. 1) I don't think you know how percentages work. 😜2) Courtesy of your state government: A Practical Guide for Tenants & Landlords - Michigan Legislature

I'm getting annoyed all over again because I'm paying a higher percentage and getting way less service than I had before.

The Fed signaled that it will cut the rate by another half a percentage point this year and expects four more cuts in 2025 and two in 2026.”I don’t have a crystal ball here… but logic suggests as rates dip into the lower 6s, and then 5s, potentially into the upper 4s, buyer power will increase.

The house must have been a more recent purchase based on the balance of the mortgage and current value, so you may end up losing money on it after closing costs.Even if you get $2600 a month, the PM will take a percentage of that. 

We did & it was only a fixed percentage of the amount received from the insurance company, no other fees.   

And in places like Los Angeles, taxes are based on a specific percentage of  assessed value.So it really depends on the county!

If you have a move-out every year, that would amount to a vacancy percentage of 14.3%; two divided by 14 (12 months tenancy, plus the two vacant months).

And lower income means food eats up a higher percentage of income, so rent has to be a lower lower piece.But even beyond that, when you are in very low income areas, even trying to push a $20 rent bump is disproportionately high and will cause a tenant to move. 

A little P.S. up the prices by a small percentage to cover the increase in host fees, works like magic for the extra cost and the guest never know!