Anything else will be tricky and don't think they can't catch you, especially in the first year as loans are audited. :) 

You'll need a sediment/dirt trap at the unit too, which is a just a change of direction in the pipe (you'll have switched to black iron for the last bit and added a shutoff valve) with a 6" leg to catch any dirt in the line.

If you are buying properties at the end of Q3, you are going to have fewer "eyes" on your rentals; however, by purchasing early in the season (start of Q2), rehabbing and getting it onto the market (whatever you do to find renters) by mid-Q2, you have a lot of prospective tenants.Again, the numbers work or they don't, but if you are getting a great deal in December, make sure that the relative discount covers carry costs in the event you cannot get a wonderful tenant in the first 45-60 days.

But the reality of ownership has been an eye-opener to say the least.

Managing your money and keeping your eye on your goals got you back into home ownership!

So he's keeping an eye on things. 

Sometimes a bad tenant or deferred maintenance you did not catch at the inspection thraws you off...

I just want you to have eyes wide open.

And you get the benefit of having over 80 past ones to catch up on.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

And you get the benefit of having over 80 past ones to catch up on.Two Great reads, I bought both J.