maybe… your expenses are wrong for one thing (insurance, lawn care, tree care, road maintenance, management, water/sewer).

We're definitely testing the waters with this house first.

@Michael Dumler I definitely agree with you from the land perspective, however how do you feel about some condos that are closer to the water or significantly more expensive areas for single family homes.

Take note I am technically challenged and nervous about water which is why I was so by the book on instructions but a $10 part could cost tens of thousands in damage if not installed properly.  

Hello, we are on a well and looking for Recommendations for a good water filtration system / company while also not breaking the bank?

Still have to account for roof, appliances, hvac, hot water heaters, etc.

Water/Electric/Gas on site with tenant paying utilities.

My insurance company just told me that when my landlord policy renews it will not include water backup coverage because I had a claim earlier in the year and they will not be able to put that on a policy for me until 2026.

It has water and power as well as a cell tower on it and a small building.

The property has structural, foundation, or flood damage that makes it a tear down.3.