The areas with 1%+ will be lower rents and lower class renters who cause more ware/tear which makes cap/ex take up a higher percentage.

Only turkey-feathered dips..ts leave 1 star reviews that are meant to do harm. 

@Shaun Weekes I will start planning for that. my primary was california and the rentals are in michigan so it caused confusion among things.

Remember, for this part of investing, you are primarily interested in whether it causes your tax liability to go up or go down and by how much. 

Then they won't want to sign a new lease, or they'll be paying you for the headache they're causing.

If the price is going to cause a lot of competition not sure even with cash how far you could push out the closing.Good Luck. 

Thinking about it from the lender's perspective, it seems they would not count rental income, seeing as extended vacancy could potentially cause me to default on the loan. 

Certainly don't want to cause myself tax issues, but I'm not claiming to be a qualified business seeking higher deductions either. 

It is it's own separate piece of paper that states that tenants are responsible for damage and charges occurring from putting grease, sanitary items, diapers, wet wipes, paper towels, other foreign materials or harmful substances in the plumbing.

If a better product came on the market, what factors would cause you to switch?