Of course, the safer route for landlords is simply to keep tenants in place and not risk litigation at a time when everything is so unclear.Now, the practical realities are a different matter.

You are stating the market rent is about $200 less than what your mortgage is so you would need to find a way to increase monthly income to at least $1650+ to possibly even break even.   

Yeah, that first one is so cute but it has some serious moisture issues.

@Ducarmel Francois Jr thank you for the great tip funny you mentioned J’s book I just started reading it yesterday glad to know there is so good tips in there thanks again ! 

There is so much to read about everyone's adventures thus far.

I like the idea of out-of-state investing since everything around me is so expensive, aka intimidating, but am still learning about the pros and cons of this approach.Anyways, thanks for having me and I hope to be able to grow and learn from your collective wisdom which will allow me to give back to the community down the line, whether it be this one onlne or others.Thanks for reading!

The seller came back this morning that he's selling the house as-is. So

I have been looking at homes in my county and it seems that because Asheville is so overly popular right now the housing market is really high.

Interest rates are so low.Vote very smart, no one knows why (Covid) is so Craxy,   Swine Flu was so much worse!!

Turns out the real estate market is so hot right now that they received multi offers in a matter of 48 hours directly from multiple buyers.