I have seen many people burned AFTER they buy a property, because they assume.

Once they step on the oven door, the BOILING hot pot will spill all over your poor child's head giving them 3rd degree burns that will require skin grafts if it doesn't kill them".  

John Burns is a great resource. 

The one thing I will do to my units to make them more attractive to tenants is I will spend a little bit extra to put in slightly (but not extravagantly) nicer finishes ... things like brushed nickle hardware instead of brass or chrome, laminate floors instead of carpets, etc. and keep my units in good condition ... therefore, even if I charge market rent it is a good deal since my units have slightly nicer finishes ... if I take pride in my units and they are in good locations, then I find it will attract quality tenants who will also take care of my units, and no they do not leave when I raise rents up to the max the market will bear.

You might burn your reputation and relations.

In case anyone is interested, this house burned down.

You must have three years of possession to burn off all redemption rights.

Too many people burn all of their equity which is not wise.

Aa they say it takes all kinds.I had a cabin in downtown Gatlinburg once - it burned to the ground in 2017 - that was supposedly haunted. 

You should not calculate that in your review honestly.Curious if you have the cash for that debt why not just pay it off as the interest is probably burning a big hole in your pocket