My problem with my current is while they are local they are a blast out of time in regards to technology and getting things done seamlessly on TOP of the low interest rate.Thanks for the response

During COVID of course the city wouldn’t allow me to shut off the water so I did have one low life rack up $600 and then left the property. 

Then I'll pick a location with favorable stats; population growth, low unemployment, etc. 

Canyon Lake's taxes are really low in my opinion relative to other parts in central Texas.

Primary - 4bed/2bath, 2200SF, 3car attached, 1/2acre lotMortgage = $330k, Payment = $2100 PITI, Value = $450-475kRental - 4bed/2bath, 1600SF, 2car detached, 1/2acre lotMortgage = $190k, Payment = $1600 PITI, Rent = $2100/mo, Value = $330-350k-Market rent is closer to $2500, but we kept the rent low to help the family that lives there.

Even if you need specific services like HVAC and the like.I am sure you know, but keeping up on maintenance of the hard systems keeps quick service calls to a minimum.

I am hesitant in doing so due to my low interest rate.  

They do some communication, but most is up to you as it is about maintenance etc.

Make sure they are experts in your market segment too. if you want to do low income housing, then a great manager who focuses on B class properties isn't going to work.

And therein lies the reason we have a low supply of homes for sale.