The law is heavily biased in favor of the tenant / purchaser. 

@George Blower I do not plan on performing any work on the properties myself as that would put me in violation of passive investment criteria for an SDIRA and I would be penalized heavily from a tax standpoint.

On the flip side, I don't believe in timing the market and I love real estate, so I don't want to miss opportunities to grow my real estate business.Anybody that was heavily hit by the last recession that could offer thoughts on the right balance between leverage and risk during good times?

After closing my clothing business in December I was heavily focused on REI and in my effort to learn as much as possible about RE ended up getting my license.

The one side was heavily smoked in, and they share hvac ducts.

While I was there, a vein in his arm ruptured and he started bleeding heavily all over his couch.

The thing about a house in a heavily wooded area is that there is a never ending stream of mice looking to get in.

@Lane Kawaoka $3k-$5k on a $3mm-$5mm property is extremely low, I'd be wary of such a study as it likely relies heavily on statistical sampling or computer modeling.

I have no experience with them but did review heavily before committing to TF.

After reading so many stories of success here on the site and really thinking pretty heavily on my future I had moved to the conclusion of renting out the home rather than “house-hacking” or making the home my primary residence.