In terms of cash flow, there are a lot of other things to look out for like cap ex, HOA fees, insurance fees and evictions that can eat your cash flow.There's risk inherently involved in every investment, which is why it's important to cover yourself with reserves and exit-strategies.

Get a good lawyer, pay him to monitor your communications and work with listing agents directly so you're not making rookie mistakes(they'll charge a flat fee or like 1-2 hours so nothing egregious). 99% of "investor" friendly agents are not that, they're ****.

They will not connect with you until you pay them the their five figure "fee" and even then i doubt its them talking to you.

In Delaware a 5 day grace period is mandatory so you can't collect a late fee until the 6th. 

Happy to brainstorm with you about these priorities and chat about the various STR communities, home sizes, theming (super important) and other factors that lead to a successful property.

The tenants pay through AppFolio and I am disbursed the rent, minus their fees.

To help you in your search: be sure to find an accountant that is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee wise.

If we sell for $4.5 mil. after broker fees and the mortgage we could walk away with about $3.5 mil.

The list toward the beginning of this thread listing the pros and cons of 401k’s left out the biggest con: high fees.

I used a house I paid cash for as collateral for a commercial loan in the name of my LLC...but I still had to personally endorse the note so my personal credit was a factor.