On the flip side if we keep it until the loan matures (8 years) we’ll have a nice nest egg to fall back on assuming the housing market stays in good shape, and it’ll likely continue to appreciate but our cash flow as a percentage of the equity won’t be great.

They are comfortable with the extra bit of side cash so that by the time they retire they will have it paid off and then truly have a good steady income.

They might look fine on the outside, or the roof and siding look rough.

Not that my area is super hot or anything.

Looking from the flip side, he needs a place to live. 

Additionally, we had a wiring issue where power was cut to one side of the condo which I feel may be the from the rodents chewing.In total, I have had my maintenance contractor in there twice to make sure all openings are sealed in addition to fixing the wiring.  

I wanted to be on the safe side. 

This is our side hustle, so we would like to make more offers, but we just don't have the time. 

Take the cost of it from her security deposit.If it wasn't in the lease and you're footing the bill, then wipe down all the surfaces including the ceiling with vinegar or ammonia mixed with hot water.

My wife and I are looking to purchase 2/1 and 1/1 duplex in New Orleans, with long term tenants on each side, with a HELOC then refinance after a small renovation.