always get the insurance binder to protect yourself from loss.That's what I would expect from this scenario, but I'm still fairly new to the lending/note space. 

All real estate ownership takes work and time, so expect many new responsibilities to come with “control”

I was impressed.I also like the extra column (prorata) for expected expenses.

In our area I expect it will be single digits. 

@Shadonna N.If your not already in the portal, you will have to fill out a few forms with contact info, bank info etc, and then expect to not get paid for at least 30-60 days initially, they will pay the back rent, but that's how long it takes to get in their system.

We are expecting it to grow and I am very excited to be doing this.

My numbers will run just with 5 properties using the strategy of buy 1 unit/year for the first 5 years, and in the 6 years to sell the first property that i bought (around 20.000€ profit) before to buy a new one, then you allways have just 5 properties to manage.I'm learning a lot from you, and my intention is to be the rest of this year just analyzing deals, to know how the market already is, and what to expect from the ROI i could find here in my town compared to others.

@Robert AntonieIf you’re calling people selling their home they shouldn’t get mad at you..they should be expecting calls.

Assuming it’s a SFH , I expect those responsibilities to be taken care of by the tenant . 

Now, I obviously don't expect every property on the MLS to be a great deal, but does this also reflect that of other markets?