Just curious if everyone's still crushing it despite these not-insignificant tax hits.As far as management fees, like most I'm not a huge fan of another 20% - 30% hit in that department, but also, like most, I have a full-time job that (in my case) doesn't allow me the ten hours per week commitment for self-managing as reported by @Monika Haebich in the HomeAway survey.

And possibly a survey, which shows boundaries and easements and encroachments.Set up insurance, cost varies by location and value of the property.Title search, around $300Title insurance $195Title company fees: Electronic file storage $22, wire fee $15Recording deed $28 and mortgage $62State tax/stamps  $1102Tax to the circuit court $630County taxes $863.

But rental is assumed so you get the credit or extra income based on Appraiser survey of local rents for similar homes to get the mortgage approved.

The problem with this is that if you get a thorough and complete survey by a capable LOCAL surveyor, you will see a note in the survey that only the parties certified have rights to it and that the survey is only to be used for that particular transaction.

The seller may not require a survey or appraisal (you may want to order those for your own protection). 

Land is a very complicated deal to put together I would get the parcel number and look it up to see the zoning on it and survey history.

I'm taking a marketing class and need to survey realtors to find out what they think about the use of drones in real estate.

In addition, the dip in the average rent was the largest amount recorded in the 30 yr history of the survey.

Would I have to get an environmental survey?

I ran across this situation and my broker was able to do the deal by looking at the assessor's data vs the survey provided by the HOA.