That's the tough part...we really like them and want them to stay, but we got creamed on taxes this year, so we do need to charge more to make it balance.

This home is going to cost you more money every year, particularly if you have a tough turnover with a bad renter, which is highly likely given your manager's current performance.You've already lost seven months of income ($1900 x 7 = $13,300), plus utiltilies, landscaping, and other expenses.

Yeah, it really has been a tough scenario, and I want to share it with those that are considering the BRRRR method.

Pretty tough to get folks to part with their cash with no title insurance and I don't blame them..

I would also go to a local group if possible, BRRRR is tough in this... interesting rate environment. 

When we end up getting a traveling worker from one of those companies, we always ask them who their contact is.

The really nice place I live in now in San Jose, CA, required really tough criteria.  

The last years have been tough to find deals, but it is getting a little easier now and I talk about numbers on my YouTube channel: we have seen more inventory in the market in September than at any time in the last four years.

I just don't have a big market, so it's tough to find something like this particular property as evidence.I was thinking of something more general, like a formal study of various markets, but I haven't found anything except general articles or blogs.

It's a tough market to be.