Tenant doesn’t pay their rent…unpredictable cash flow.

Just remember selling it quickly means you pay taxes on the property.

If they’re paying 85% cash, like from a 1031 exchange you have almost zero risk and 6% is fine.

They are yet to pay the deposit.

The key is to find someone you trust, which is why I recommend using Property Management Finder.

Hey Kevin, here's my solid advice: make sure you find a great property manager you can trust.

Look at paying into your debt like this: Your making 3.75% ( technically after taxes only  about .75 of that ) on your money when you pay that debt down.

I found a house in coddo mills that is around 300K and I need to pay $300 every month from my pocket after renting out that house due to current high interest rates (25% down payment). 

Once I started paying off loans and raising rents, years of suspended losses went away fast. 

At the cost, and given the benefits of most mortgage insurance offerings, is it worth it to pay (however much extra it is)?