we learned a better process regarding screening tenants, facebook market was an easy place to find tenants.figuring out how/where to advertise was a challenge at first, also drawing the line when it comes to how much we put into it since its a rental Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Hey Justin, that's awesome that you've been working in the industry for several years already, understanding how to properly screen tenants/manage properties is a huge component of owning rentals.

I do pretty extensive pre-screening before any showing. 

Single family with multiple family stream of income - could require lot of time but if the tenant is screened right, your work becomes easier. 

The exit fee could be if you sell it they get X% of the profit, if you cash out refi, they get a flat exit fee once that happens.

Once this tenant is out, hire a property management company to handle the screening and leasing the rental.

They do not offer any "unlimited units" or flat rate for professionals.One really great thing with Landlord Studio is the background/credit check for tenant screening which is done directly in the app.

@Sean Sloop Also take a look at doing a "Flat Fee MLS" listing, which gets you the exposure of the MLS + major websites for a small upfront fee (e.g. $150) and no listing commission.

Find a reliable property manager that you can trust to properly screen your tenants and show your property.

Pay the flat 21% tax on all profits after write off’s and not pay myself a dime.