When you do a year round you don't have to worry about how worn the couch gets or if the last renter ruined the pots.

I so wanted to go but health issues [stupid cancer!  

Would a bad rental ruin my family's assets?  

Given I have been laid off twice in the past 4 years, I'm looking to clean up some debt so I'm not quite so close to the edge of financial ruin. 

And then this storm hits, so we have what, 150K+ homes ruined, meaning there are now another 150K families out there competing for those rental properties.  

Collecting may be difficult but it sure will wreak havoc with her credit if she cares.Letting your tenants intimidate you is a sure path to financial ruin and non-stop headaches.

Well, once you get what you're looking forHere's a post I did on Subject To that may helpUsing Subject To, to Get "Free" Properties https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1060320-using-subject-to-to-get-free-properties-a-quick-guideline Here’s what’s going to be a BIG result problem of all this Pace Morby Subject To push, publicity and mentorship’s - a LOT of poorly informed, badly and partially educated naive “investors” with no experience doing subject to deals, defaulting on the mortgages, ruining seller’s credit and causing sellers who “defend’ their mortgage obligations to pay thousands in legal fees, default fees, default interest rates, etc.  

More often than not loans are ruined by the borrower giving too much information instead of the right information. 

Those numbers look good, but if it's a true C area you might not always be able to count on having reliable tenants, and the next two groups might ruin that $500 cash flow.

@Keetaek Hong A lot of people are concerned that the STRs in Sedonas are ruining the city.