Are you cash flowing the property?

unfortunately, with both rates and prices high, it is very, very difficult to cash flow, even in a low cost market.i understand that not everyone's personal / family situation permits them to house hack, but there's no better way to get started. 

I'm willing to travel to Miami once or twice a year and manage the properties from Spain, hiring a good property manager to address issues, find new tenants, manage payments, and clean the property for new tenants.

Tenant maintenance includes changing the HVAC system filters, batteries, trash cans, electric light bulbs, fuses, resetting circuit breakers, cleaning of appliances, as well as window air conditioning units, humidifiers, and de-humidifiers, or any other services not specifically listed as supplied in this Lease Agreement at Tenant’s expense.

Other than lending limitations, I can't think of any cons - always better to have clean, segregated bookkeeping and general separation between what is "business" vs. what is personal.

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I can definitely tell you there's still a lot of positive cash flowing and 1% rule deals and you get amazing appreciation.

Ideally I can find a debt partner who's willing to gap lend those funds for a flat rate return, since the deals cash flow very well, and I'd prefer to retain as much equity as possible.

I also wouldn’t count on doing great cash flow-wise, even if it looks on paper that it’s a good deal... you’re going to struggle with collections and evictions, in my experience.