The rental, in my opinion, would be considered low maintenance since it recently had a new roof installed, electric baseboard heating (no furnace to fail), and a new water heater installed 4 years ago.So here's the questions:Is renting it out with the current financing worth considering?

@Maceo LewisPost the numbers on here you see every month from the propertyI'm sure someone could point you in the right directionRemember you don't fail unless you quit Good luck

I was just dealing with quicken and they dodged the question and failed to mention it until I saw the loan estimate.

@Stanley E.a lot of folks fail to contribute to replacement reserves.But since rental is owned by your retirement account, won't you be placing all extra cash in the account?

Thanks.Believe it or not some have been in there 7-8 years.The high end Electrolux (MRSP $1300) & an equally expensive GE we inherited from a couple of high end SFR both failed after 5 years of rental.

Meaning that my name stands good for it in case we fail to make payments through the LLC if I'm not mistaken the loans don't show up on my personal credit report Originally posted by @Shani Linvelle:Mr.

@Jay Hinrichs failed to mention that he is on title when he is HML ... that would be a security interest of sorts ;)

If you've asked for comps and they're not doing that they're failing in their fiduciary duty.  

Unless you saw them and failed to report them but it doesn't sound like that was the case.  

Time for you to hire a really good real estate attorney, and if all else fails apply to the Zoning Board for a variance.