Airbb seems to be ridiculous with many scamming to get refunds, the platforms take a big chunk of profits, renting to people you know will cut down on the likelihood of home being trashed.

PM and the ridiculous property taxes in Dallas / Fort Worth take a big chunk of your cash flow.Gross rent = $1200Taxes = $120k * 2.7% / 12 = $270Insurance = $75Maintenance/Capex = $200 (I would probably use a higher number, but this is debatable)Property Management = $1200 * 10% = $120Vacancy = $1200 * 8% = $96 (also debatable, but in this number would also be whatever the PM charges to lease up - usually 1 months rent)P&I with 20% down at 4.5% = $486Total expenses = $1247

It seems like the multi family market is ridiculously inflated right now. 

In Massachusetts it is faster due to National Grid being ridiculous!

Although that sounds ridiculous, I believe it was time well spent and changed my perspective on how I view and evaluate other companies around me.  

At a ridiculous price!

I own several nice mowers and a ridiculous quantity of tools.

It's part of the unknown of unknown in real estate.In these city not moving grass=jail which is ridiculous , on other and, stealing a bra for $850 in victoria secret in Oakland is not a crime LOL law on the same country can be extremely exhausting just for hundred a month lol

Just ridiculous.

@Philippe Schulligen The workload can be challenging at times but I started my RE journey as an early adopter of Airbnb (host) and made a lucrative business out of my ridiculously expensive yet convenient Harlem apartment.