We don’t know your financial position so only you can decide if this is right for you.  

Hey @Raymond Reyes thanks so much for that! 

The most important thing is to set boundaries with your tenants so they are not knocking on your door every time they have a question.

But we've been in it for a long time.99.9% of email newsletters are absolute garbage so I would suggest they hurt new agents more than help because they are so bad and they literally add everyone to their list.Cold calling and door knocking is out.

I get all my money back (usually) and I still make an easy $300-400 off the top as the mortgage payments are so low and rents are so high.

Once you've built up some reserves or feel like you're in a good spot, you could switch gears to MTR, especially since you're so close to a hospital.And later on, you might even mix it up between MTR and short-term rentals (STR), depending on demand.

I just got my first rental property so I am very new to all of this. 

Hi @Charwak Gummalla,Most Lenders have a 3 or 6-month seasoning period so depending on how you purchased the property you should be ok.

So if you plan on getting into a more active roll in real estate having cash available is very helpful.

Any suggestions on what I can include on the MLS in the agent notes section to get painful agents to not be so painful?