One of our principles when reviewing potential renters is that we have to be able to see what lenders call a “clear path to payment”.

(I will say make sure you spend at least 100 hours studying and asking questions/attending meetups before jumping in.

The remaining amount goes into a spending account.

I'm reviewing the terms of my 30-year fixed mortgage and the lender is charging me 6% interest.

There's a lot of options available but not all of them fit with willingness to assume risk, spend time or money, or want and need.My wife and I are both AD and recently starting investing out of state with SFH rentals in cheaper markets than where we are currently stationed, it's been working so far but requires downpayment cash since they're not VA eligable purchases.  

That is a very nasty loss.Upon further review there were several factors causing the neighborhood to drop in value.

My family was very attached with the one we moved from, reason being the first home and the time and emotional attachement with the house we spend that we ended up renting and it’s still being rented after 8 years with good tenant and in great neighborhood.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Great metro area with high population growth & expansion. It's not hitting my target...

Also, you already increased the fence height  that’s enough accommodation for a tenant who just moved in and hasn’t shown enough worthiness to keep spending more time and money. 3-day fix or quit.

If it does not have a direct coloration to your bottom line there is no reason to spend money other than necessary maintenance.