Since the mortgage and property taxes eat up a LOT of the rent in a market of this type, even one month of vacancy can set you back more than a steady rent increase might have made up for.

I have it stuck in my head that since a wholesaler is a middleman that that automatically eats into profits.

I still think the mortgages eats all my cash flow... even on a 17% Net ROI property. 

Well I know they eat dry cat food.

If I'm wrong, I'm fully prepared to admit it and eat crow.

I have belief that this isn’t a situation that should go unmentioned with me eating the cost of that and all the other repairs that were never addressed.

May as well lock-in low rates now, eat a slightly higher payment (if it is slightly... again, run the numbers). and if you can afford to throw more $ at it on-top of your new payment, you'll just pay it down more quickly. 

Hi y'all, New to this- so don't eat me alive.

Like you said in that water bill is something to investigate it will eat up all your profits.

Low fixed pricing on the management means he better be sure the tenant is reliable and minimal repairs to eat up his time...