@Kiera Underwood the return starting out won’t be much that was my biggest thing.

That and I imagine that any damage to their furniture could be taken out of the deposit at move out.I guess the biggest consideration for me with this property is do you expect the property to appreciate?

But the biggest factor is price. 

They are harder to come by but the ROI is better and in my opinion they are a safer investment in the long run, but these have their downsides as well.

Of course, the biggest question right off the bat is why would you spend $210k on a property that you only expect to be worth $150k>As far as the analysis:You can probably pull back repairs and CapEx to 15% combined.

The downside is it's been tough to find a lender that will recognize Airbnb earnings towards dti and now that I don't have W2 earnings it presents an additional challenge to pull money out.

This is one of the biggest ripoffs n DIY painting (like practically every Zinsser product aimed at the DIY market) because straight dewaxed shellac outperforms it for 1/2 the price -- all you need to do is paint three coats of paint over the shellac instead of two.

Personally, I use our company's app as it's the fastest I have found, now that doesn't give me FSBOs and I think that Zillow is still the biggest platform used for FSBOs. 

My biggest concern with refinancing is my credit 640 and the fact that I am now a one income household and had a career change that makes me significantly less money than what I was making when we purchased the duplex ($64,000 per year vs $27,000 although once the rental is factored in it’s around $70,000).

Any downsides to this?