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I would recommend looking for a 'base hit' on your first purchase so that you can learn what goes into purchasing a rental property and so you can line up your network (agent, lender, contractors, PM, etc) and get a feel for how rental property investing goes. 

Some might be relatives, others might be non-operational and then eventually you hit the jackpot.  

It helps you stay organized, track your repair costs and it makes it a little less convenient for them to hit you up to fix every little thing.

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Is the deal so good that it can still handle a hit like that?

I had one of my properties that had a mix of K&T without open walls rewired for $1600 which hit everything except the attic/overhead lights.

Hi Bigger Pockets Family,My husband and I have been hit quite hard due to Covid19.

Boards can be problematic sometimes with raising HOAs or special assessment charges for a new roof or parking lot, but if you’re cash flowing you can take the hit.

You have to wait 10 years to hit the maximum IRR, and even then it's only 9%, which is about what you'd get on the stock market anyway.