If you invest it powers of compounding will almost guarantee you make more than the 5-7% juice on student debt or a mortgage.

When you do that then you get security in your investment because the properties have often been rehabbed to address potentially large capital expenses, you get the right to be picky and choose an investment that meets your goals, you earn passive income as they should manage the property, and a great company will stand behind their "numbers" and guarantee the rent and maintenance for 1-2 years.

Besides, paying off debt gives you a good rate of return, so I would take that guaranteed return before I started investing anyway.

W/ QB Online Intuit guarantees against such risk.4) ACCESS - W/ QB Desktop you generally can only access it from the installed computer.

Do you offer rental or maintenance guarantees? 

You may continue to see great appreciation (of course, there's no guarantee), but it's doubtful that your money will be working as hard for you as it could.Even if you did cash flow $900/month, that's <3% Return on Equity (ROE), which is terrible. 

I know a investor that does it for older landlords, don't want to sell for estate reasons, tired of chasing after tenants and handling complaints, going for it since the lessor handles the PM duties, in addition to providing steady guaranteed income.

Appreciation is always nice but not always guaranteed so best to buy on current cashflow than future appreciation.

If you want to look at 600 a month rentals then I have seen student housing and also multifamily that is retirement type communites for lower income seniors work well.Students the parents are often on the hook for the lease guarantee and with seniors most stay a really long time as the small space is something easy to manage and they do not like moving at their ages.

A Trustee Deed says they will guarantee the Title from the date they took it back but can't for sure know what other claims might be out there.