Did you find the price of materials and labor costs went up?

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For example, you spent $100 in advertising the unit to get the first tenant.

It's fairly easy to identify someone by their traffic and browsing history, and ISP's sell this kind of data to online advertisers (which is why I should use a VPN, but I'm too lazy).

I saw Aloha and LendingOne as advertisers on here and we've talked to some other national lenders that said they can't do 30's in OK. 

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It almost always comes down to price or marketing (pictures/wording/where you advertise.)We assume ti would rent right away for $100 so somewhere between $100 and $1495 is what it will rent for.

If you aren't using a PM then it will depend how you screen the tenant and what programs you use on cost for advertising or screening( screening can usually be put on the tenant).When having the tenant any repairs that come up will be additional cost (largely dependent on the property and tenant).

We will purchase all materials, and we have a plumber already lined up for replumbing and repiping.

Many times, this kind of issue may just be caused by shrinkage in materials after the home was built.