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Also in five years if you factor in say $50 per year rent increase that's potentially an additional $250 per unit per month rent.

By that time you should have some good equity built up.You need to figure out your rent income for all 3 properties and use these 4 major monthly expense factors:1. mortage per month2. hm owners ins. per month3. property taxes per month4. property management fee per monthI know that if you can collect at least $300 a month from each unit, you should be positive or break even with no money down, paying a manager, and you do not have abnormally high property taxes (depends on the county and state).

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I'm shopping rentals with this factor, but I already have one that has become a nightmare, and I'm in the process of evicting to sell, because it is just not worthwhile.

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You'll find tons of great information that will help you in your decision making.Make sure you consider all factors before buning ANY property!

You will also need to factor in closing costs when buying and selling.

I always just factor them in the price if I do see them.

That has been a factor in why I have been turned down.So, what do I do?