In this scenario you get to have your cake and eat it too. 

A turnover would eat into profits especially the one that is furthest behind in rents of about 150. 

What I’ve seen in the markets with rents under $500 per door is generally your management and repair expenses will be a higher percentage of your total cash flow and can eat up a lot of your profits.

if I was you I would try and get online and do some research about some property managers in your area and just reached out to them about getting some coffee or go out to eat so you can pick there brain and get more information from them and if they tell you they are not able to help you I would just move on because there are thousands of other property managers out there that would be more than happy to talk with you and give you information. this is what I did when I was getting started and it is the best way to get into the industry without actually jumping into the business and doing it first hand.

The downside is you have to eat about 1% on the rate.

The judge might come back and tell me that I can afford to have a tenant not pay for certain months and I have to sit and eat up that cost. 

That is because mining Bitcoin eats up way too much power.

The cost to file one already eats into the amount owed significantly, so from my perspective it does not seem to be worth the time and money.

I’m eating about $200 a month with both rented.

We've always covered the due diligence costs ourselves, and get reimbursed if the deal closes and eat it if the deal doesn't close.