I have seen management fees vary from 10% to 35% of gross rental income.

I mean, I'm seeing a large annual cashflow loss on this, but depending on market dynamics, you could come out ahead?

Your 'Ability to buy' will change with your creativity, not only with your credit score or income.

To precisely compute deductions and guarantee conformity with IRS regulations, it is essential to maintain thorough records of rental income and expenditures.

Affordable small housing communities that are designed to attract more aesthetic minded, higher income renters could overcome stigma that it's only for poor or low-class.

Not to mention, the boyfriend will not qualify as a tenant due to criminal record, insufficient proof income and several other requirements.

* a high cash-flowing opportunity and we're early on in our careers.I'd love to partner with someone who has experience with one of the better methods of buying and holding real estate for passive income/investment opportunities. 

So many are misinformed on what S8 does and how it does it.It's our tax dollars, so S8 is NOT looking to place low-income tenants (S8) in Class A properties.

I plan to keep this property as the rental income is already excellent.I too experienced the same challenges of balancing responsibilities as a father, husband, realtor, investor, coach, Airbnb host, etc.....Let me tell you, this past year wasn't easy!

Your receiving income, but I'm not sure how much you can write off or if you can.