It hits the biggest items I want to stress during check-in of a new tenant. 

The IRR is by far the more accurate of the two because it discounts cash flows for time and opportunity cost, however both metrics in some form juxtapose the cash outlays against the cash in-flows.With this in mind, the biggest cash outflow is the down-payment - the larger the down-payment, the harder you'll have to work to recover it and drive the ROI.Does this answer your question?

Move in for $99 Get a security deposit and $99.Then make sure you screen for and get a good tenant and a 2 year lease for a little more a month.My prospective tenants seem to have the biggest problem with "the move in costs".There is a reason they are tenants. 

Howdy Kirk,I have to tell you....I think the biggest help for my to pass this test was watching videos on youtube.

My biggest lesson learned thus far was allowing the listing agent to double-end the deal.

George, Not the biggest quesion in the deal.

My biggest fear, however, is finding a deal, locking it up under contract, and not being able to find a buyer.

The biggest risk to me is losing my relationships with them if I ever use their money irresponsibly.

My biggest issue is how to gain enough capital to buy my first property.

The biggest difference that you will find in the statutes, is how notice for non payment and or eviction needs to be handled.