That's more than half a year of income, plus you are probably paying management fees.

Focusing on what makes sense for you and your business plan while factoring in market conditions will land you good buys.

And more and more Airbnb guests are becoming critical of cleanliness, supplies provided, and check in and check out requirements, while also being more open about leaving less than positive reviews on your property if you charge onerous cleaning fees or don't provide enough toilet paper.

If a debtor in Chapter 13 wishes to sell an asset before completing the repayment plan, several factors come into play:Trustee Approval: The debtor typically needs approval from the bankruptcy trustee to sell an asset during the Chapter 13 plan.

I think it's important to underwrite factoring taxes and depreciation to understand your true COC return.

Specifically what they told me is this (I kept the email):How does the mortgage factors into the distribution and tax forms - We simply disburse the property to you personally, with the value stated on the appraisal, we suggest you talk to your tax advisor regarding the tax formsI have a copy of the distribution form that I signed and they provided, but again I talked to them on the phone and they were clear that 2b accounted for the mortgage.

Headache factor and risk are not talked about enough in REI in my opinion. 

Check flood zones, potential environmental hazards, and neighborhood associations with architectural guidelines or fees.

I don't think cash-flow you should be your main factor though. 

No monthly fees, just a flat rate per year, per transaction.