Buyers are more interested in the working plumbing than the $700 toilets and fancy shower heads that they won’t be able to use.4) First ImpressionsOnce you have been able to cover the major fundamental areas of the house and if your budget allows you can now focus in aesthetics.

If Airbnb rentals don't pan out for some reason I'm going to switch to long-term rentals. 

This is a typical role for a private equity company - they bring investors, someone else manages tenants, toilets and trash.

It's the number of bathrooms with toilets and showers.So we bought 2 houses on the same block, a 2 story and a 3 story.  15 real beds, 2 sofa beds, 6 bathrooms with showers and toilets, 4 washers, 5 dryers, 4 full refrigerators, 2 dorm fridges, 2 poker tables, 1 kegerator, 13 cable televisions, you get the idea.The above 2 houses rent out, but not that often.

That's how BRRRR is supposed to pan out.If on the other hand you spent another $50k on top of the $100k to rehab it, oops!

Let me ask you something: if a dude with a perfect manicure and bleach teeth came up to you and promised you that you could make huge money renting out portable toilets for construction sites and outdoor events, you might believe him if his numbers were convincing, right?

There goes your profits in the toilet Cheers !

There are a lot of nuances to mortgage financing that I wouldn't want to leave to a company that specializes in discount toilet paper. 

@Josh Matthews  if its a good enough deal just list it with an agent that specializes in leasing pay them the first months rent as a lease up fee and stay legal. that's a thought.. my daughter is an agent there in Vegas and she does a lot of leasing ... with the hopes ( and it does pan out) that those she helps lease a home will then come to her to buy one..

But for tax considerations, ultimately rental income should eventually pan out to be tax-free income once all the write-offs and such come into play.As far as other considerations, there are quite a few.