I wouldn't raise the rent unless you are prepared to deal with the issues that may arise like an eviction or vacancy. 

Finally, just know that your first deal may or may not go as planned – no matter how much we prepare. 

We picked this lock because it has a seal on both sides and the humidity in my market was frying the other locks.We use IGMS for the management and have tested Pricelabs but didn’t have good results with them.

I have horrible cat allergies and can no longer self manage/clean/prepare the unit when there are cats indoors. 

She threatened legal action and I know I'm in the right there but what/how do I prepare a letter to let her know her security deposit will not be returned because of unpaid rent?

Hi all,I’ve been an avid Bigger Pockets listener and forum lurker for some time now and I think I’m finally ready to take the leap into my first rental property.We plan to build a home on my in-laws farm shortly - realistic move in date wouldn’t be for atleast 1.5 years as we’re still preparing the lot.

“This fall will be a litmus test for how hot the 2022 housing market will get.

Be prepared to go the eviction route. 

And whenever you invest here, you must be prepared for your investment being entirely correlated to the tech industry.

There is paid training of course and be prepared for the possibility of having to go through more than one training to get value, but the value you get will offset what you paid typically if you are already hustling yourself.