For example, if you want credit scores above 600 but you accept a 580 once, you can never in the future decline someone with a credit score between 580 and 600.The gray areas…I like a credit score above 600, I like my tenants not to have bankruptcyI like my tenants not to have a lot of debt (such that payments impact the Gross = 3X number)I like my tenants to have a history of paying on time Here is a scenario:  Tenant “X” gets past all the instant declines.

This deduction is typically claimed on Schedule E of your tax return.Points Paid for Refinancing: If you paid points to refinance your rental property, you usually must deduct the points over the life of the loan.

In a typical $1000-1500/month rental I think most people would be expecting a $100 faucet with $100 to install. 

And as a new investor, typically you don't that much money to put towards handyman every time something goes wrong. 

Typically, eventually the tenant will move out but not as agreed and not per the timeline agreed, in fact most times, they will actually go from a receptive/agreeable stance in person (such as you experienced in your meet up) to a challenging and accusatory stance later on as you get closer to move out and the worst keep going to downright damage and nightmare issues.

For example, in 2021 and 2022 we we're getting regular bookings from travel nurses for $3500-4000 for 1 bedrooms.

most around us hire one of those but we typically do it as part of the project if we are hired as the contractor. 

Owning a STR is not like owning a typical house, even a LTR.

@Ian A. and @Catherine Brennan What you're seeing is quite typical of the UP overall, doesn't matter what city you're located in.

For example, 4th of July week, Bear week and Carnival I got $4,000/week for.