Obviously you will have to account for utilities not being split but it’s a great way to get around the small inventory in duplexes, triplexes, and quads in the area which go for ridiculous prices.

But then I started investing in Knoxville, TN, and realized how ridiculous property taxes are in Texas.

16k or even 4k seems ridiculous to pay for permits.

I'd only rent in a park if the park was on the California coastline where rents are ridiculously high.

Yeah, Cleveland taxes are ridiculous.

Generally speaking, renting a car in HI is ridiculously expensive compared to most markets and it's been spotty over the last couple of years between Covid and supply chain issues so I think this is probably a smart move in your market.

5% fees for brokers and origination seems ridiculous.

Currently living in Midtown but properties are priced ridiculously out here.

The sale of our current SFH is because the rental math for it sucks, while the appreciation has been great.I don't expect funding to be a show-stopper, though the competition here can be ridiculous, and we're still waiting to see exactly what pre-approval we get and what we walk away with from the sale. 

I’m saying no LTR will cash flow $600/mo the first year without a ridiculous downpayment, eventually it should.