The numbers currently make sense but we are concerned with the potential Health risks as well as how this could effect us being able to rent the units in the future or selling  the property a few years down the road.

I am now self-managing the rental, but when I need boots on the ground paying a friend. 

What I'd like to know is what are some effective ways to vet my tenants so I don't have some sketchball renting out one of the rooms and potentially causing damage, not paying on time, etc. 

My husband and i do all the work our self. 

hello my name is Jessica Cruz from New York.I am looking for some information on self directing HSA it was mentioned to me and I would like to get some advice.Please if anyone could share that would be great..I was told it could also be used for investments.

@Mike AbramovMy take on this is pretty straightforward and why we self-manage our local properties: property managers work in an almost completely unregulated business.

I have multiple mortgages, banking accounts, credit cards, brokerage accounts, crypto currency accounts, crowd funding accounts, employee 401k, self directed ira, employee stock plan administrator, shares in a small-town bank, I feel like I could go forever.

But there's one thing you can't learn in school or from an education and  that is the "drive", the determination, the self motivation. 

Direct mail campaigns can be quite effective in finding sellers

I am leaning that this IS going to be a waste of my time, but I am going to use the time to get me some self education and practice in the following:1.