So my plan is to get experience on managing property & maintaining tenants.

As the home sits right now it will cash flow about $100.00 to $150.00 a month if I self manage it due to tax hikes and the homestead tax credit not applying after it becomes a rental.

I own 2 units (North Austin) and I manage another 2 units (East Austin) that are all MTR.

Hi David,My plan is to self manage my villa.

Dan Liao They are investors who buy rentals as well as manage and manage for others.

With my BRRRR process, I have had enough funds to have 2 projects going at a time.  

In fact, even if the training course is related to property management, claiming that you needed to spend $30k on education while collecting merely $15k in rent per year is a flimsy position. 4.

@Jason Lopez who’s going to manage it?  

I would rather go into a money market at 5-5.5% with no management and basically no risk, than buying real estate to make 6%.

Commonly, they apply standard percentages for expenses like property management, maintenance, and vacancy rates.