My oldest rental properties are turning 15 years now and we basically treat everything that is not updated as a future liability. 

So I'm trying to weigh selling my rental vs keeping and renting out through a management company. 

So go to Zillow rentals and figure out what that rents for… in my area that’s around $1.15/sqft or around $1150/month.From there it’s a math equation… $1150 minus principle, interest, taxes, insurance and $100 maintenance reserve equals my expected cash flow.  

You buy a primary home then transition it into a rental home either right away or as little as 12 months.You have DPA programs that cover the entire US and state specific DPA's (down payment assistance).

Are you going to rent by room your house hack side and other rental side?

New to rental investing so just trying to learn as much as possible :) 

You can buy another primary once you vacate your current primary and converting into a rental property.

We purchased our first rental in Aug 2023.

He now has dementia and we sold his business and he and my mom are living off of the rental income.

One immediate result, I've let go of some of our rental arbitrage properties that aren't worth it.