I'm pretty conservative so I'd want to know that I could afford the mortgage comfortably without the supplemental income and then that income would just be extra I could pay down the mortgage with. 

I also supplement my income with Ebay, and my Laundromat, which would also factor into that 10 year plan.

Hey Joseph - Like you, I use TurboTenant, supplemented with other platforms and customized spreadsheets, integrated through some automation and delegation.They're rolling out a more robust maintenance portal which should save you some headaches too.

So if I disagree with "your " (the generic your) marketing system , I am not openminded enough?

If anything, it's helping them avoid spending the application fee or wasting their time.Your screening software should provide an "Adverse Action" letter which is a generic rejection letter you can share with the applicant.One thing to remember: don't just deny someone without knowing the reason for denying them.

@Kao Lor There are no regulations in Winston Salem, my wife and I own two MTRs (and we're planning on converting our other LTRs over)- helped my parents purchase, set up and get one going (to supplement their retirement) and my bother-in-law purchased a property and got one going here as well after he saw how well ours are doing.

My SSDI is my only income, and my disability prevents me from working to supplement it. 

@Will Barnard my last question I know a lot of development deals have 2/3 partners curious what the most generic way these are structured.

I am looking at similar size single family homes in the north west area around 250k… essentially I am just trying to get a grasp of what to expect year one- if there is actually some profit to be made and supplement or if is more likely to be near a wash.

Tell you insurance company you need to make a supplement from the damage caused by that claim and they will tell you if you are within your window of time to do so