This might be a good place for trial guests until you go live, but you only renting to them is a mistake unless you are not in it for the cash flow and this is truly just a second home that you don't need to make income on. 

Our best deals have always come from rentals using the Slow Flip Strategy, a variation of the BRRRR strategy.The first and second deal we did using that strategy had a gross profit of $100,560 and $119,970.

We are now at the point where he states I need new pre-approvals due to a slight variation in my variable commission.

While we trialed a bi weekly cleaning service, minimal difference was noticed as our tenants do a good job of keeping the place clean.

I did the free trial on Hospitable - I really liked their messaging features.

If he answers yes or some sort of variation of it, then move to the next step and see what number makes sense for you.Before that question though, I think there is value in just understanding the basics of seller financing 101.

Managing multiple units requires more effort, but the financial rewards can often be greater than having only one unit.Renting by the RoomRenting individual rooms separately is a variation of house hacking that can yield higher rental income.

Best case scenario, it's just a rough time and they continue to pay rent and live there (depending how his trial goes) ; worst case, they have to break the lease and I have to find new tenants (already have a family lined up - previous tenant that lived there).

@Ned Carey  would like to see if one of these ever made it to trial.. the banks have a hard enough time just foreclosing on the collateral as to enjoin another party and have expensive litigation.this is certainly a very risky set up for sellers if they don't protect themselves and qualify the buyer..

To get a more accurate picture for what nearby properties are renting for you should sign up or a free trial for Rentometer and test it out for your specific property.