That said, units with lower bed counts will be easier to manage. 

@Becca F. you and I both have been around long enough to know that the deal that gets touted at closing is far different than end of year actuals.

I was the agent on the deal, and I worked with Dillon Evert and The Rueth Team at Fairway Mortgage who are great to work with, especially for investors.

.- Our credit scores are both >800.My hubby and I have many family members and friends in other states who invest in rental properties.  

I am particularly interested in sharing know-how's on residential real estate, rental laws, book keeping practice, and property management best practices.

Hello,I am a project manager for a full service builder here in the Phoenix metro area.

I own 2 of the units for STR that I kept empty last service period just to get a gauge on things and the 4 other units still managed to use a combined 43,000 gallons which makes a $860 bill total that is split between Louisville Water@$321 and Sewer@$539.

Rate hikes the past year have made community banks much more expensive and we had to pivot to a credit union.Assumptions were pretty much non existent when rates were low, but a lot of investors are buying deals by assuming the exisitng debt in this part of the cycle.We evaluate a deal by Buy Right Manage Right and Finance Right.

Never had a problem, and I think it definitely increases your bookings.

I've managed to house hack my way to owning a fully paid-off 2-bedroom, 1-bath, 900-square-foot home valued at approximately $67,500.