Eventually the husband and co-signer will get tired of paying the wife's rent.

I really blame the contractor since he should really explain that eventually everything breaks down.

I own several rentals and haven't pondered what life will be like when they are all paid off so if I'm missing something obvious, please let me know so I can start preparing now for when that day eventually comes.

Oh and just to add, I'm not really looking to do a turnkey, I'm aware that system is much easier to get going for out-of-state, but I haven't found any that have deals that leave much of any returns for the end-investor, the only-way I'd consider a turn key is if they acted more like just a feet on the ground crew and looked over the contractor and property as it was going through the rehab and then eventually rental phase.

If you can house hack/rent the place for 900/month total I think you'll net $200-$250 without taking into account property management and vacancy and other things you will eventually think about.  

Setting small goals to achieve will eventually lead to bigger pockets for financial freedom.

I wasn't dating my current girlfriend yet, but I knew that eventually I would have to buy a ring!

Nothing else seems too crazy broken, but will be bringing in an inspector eventually to check out the place.  

I hear that it's a little bit risky to transfer assets to your LLC because of some rule where the bank can call the loan due at that time, but that doesn't mean I can't have properties under my own name and my LLC.In the end, I probably spent too much time trying to figure out my H1B when eventually I'll get a green card.Hopefully this helps!

There is truth to both sides...there are both sides to the coin and they really do want to sell but want a certain number and eventually they do sell at a discount.