I did also just spent 12k last year on a new boiler and new chimney liner so that's why it's dawning on me that the rent needs to go up.It sounds like you are thinking about it correctly.Landlords that charge market rate attract higher-quality renters.

Hi @Alun David      It sounds like she signed a contract with a wholesaler.

However every lease is different so there may be some structural costs you could have to pay such as a roof replacement, but if it's an absolute NNN then you don't have to worry about it. 

However, financial freedom is not simply replacing your current income; it requires maintaining your current lifestyle for life.

It has Silver Mountain Resort which sounds perfect for what you are wanting.

It sounds frustrating to sift through countless deals without finding the right fit.

I'm still not able to rent for higher, just same as before considering the down season during winter and changes in market- There were few options as far as where to install, I decided to go with next to kitchen sink- Additional thing I decided to do/pay for is replace the sump pump, as the existing sump pump was too small to handle a 1-bedroom basement per plumber. 

Micheal, I do not know him, unfortunately, but he sounds like a good person to know.

My tenant left without making a payment and upon inspecting the house I found a few damages to the property (like 3 doors need to be replaced ...etc).

Sounds good, thanks Ricardo.