Feel free to connect - good luck!

Hope that makes sense, and feel free to message me any time with questions!

And at the end of the lease, any bills tied to the house (ie if they don't pay, you have to), get a copy of the final statement to show it was paid in full before you return the deposit.My water company won't let the tenant put the bill in their name, so I send them the bill every 3 months (it is quarterly) and they add it to their rent.When the next tenant goes to move in, get proof that all utilities are in their name before you hand over the keys.

. $80k will net you $1200/mo.That said I am of the opinion that rent rates (up significantly since Covid) are plateauing, I don't expect to see them climb significantly higher.Regardless, factor my position of being a cash-in-hand personality who doesn't much care if the hype is telling us to buy-buy-buy or run for the hills.

You can also join a free session on Saturdays that teaches about entities and taxes.Anderson Business AdvisorsClint Coons Toby Mathis---The Tax Guy

I recently saw a handful of properties in all different conditions that were all north of 62.

I am considering buying my second turnkey from them when I'm ready to do this again early Spring 2020.I've documented the rest of my experience on my blog and will write a more thorough review of the company when I can.Feel free to reach out to me with any questions!

Danielle,Welcome, and if you need any help or have any questions feel free to reach out I am always happy to help and talk REI!

I wonder if we will see a similar crash in Single Family - I'm skeptical for a number of reasons, prime among them the relatively stable debt and huge percentage of homes owned free and clear. 

If so, it would be a great idea to do a house-hack BRRRR so you can gain hands on experience before you take more risks.