Very affordable fees, will end up being around 8% annually (excluding maintenance and repairs).

(>$200K annual income single OR >$300K married OR net worth >$1M, excluding primary residence)2.

Here's a couple excerpts from the document referenced:"housing providers that apply a policy or practice that excludes persons with prior convictions must still be able to prove that such policy or practice is necessary to achieve a substantial, legitimate, nondiscriminatory interest.

-Direct investment will provide the highest yields along with tax benefits (if she is accredited, i.e. made $200k/year if single $300k if married for previous 2 years, or her net worth is $1M excluding her primary residence).

A partner and I did most of the work ourselves excluding carpet installation and a septic repair.

It has that small town feel, but with retail conveniences.Sometimes the winters can be long (Excluding this year.

Check with your insurance company, they exclude certain breeds, if a tenant has a policy that covers that policy in force I certainly consider that as it's unlikely liability will fall on me if that policy is sufficient.

For example what does the General liability cover and what is excluded.

Confirm their markups align with the agreementsContractors:  Do they use an internal or external maintenance team, excluding MEP scope? 

Hi @Sean AutryYes some of my expenses would be different from normal rentals but I have them broken down and you could exclude all electric, gas, internet, TV, and furnishing costs and they would come out pretty much the same.