If so, too many improvements will price you out of your neighborhood range and possibly make your home difficult to sell should you need to.Conversely, you could keep the house and use the equity that you have built to purchase other properties.

His response was the caps are low and the lease is forever, but?

Some will work diligently for you, some will work only when you call.Using a Real Estate Agent, is an important step and unless you are qualified to find the properties, negotiate the sale and financing on your own you are faced with difficult decisions that you may not be prepared to make.I hope this helps, and good luck.

But...they can be difficult to sell.

Seller financing residential property has gotten more difficult.

Most sellers understate expenses to increase the cap rate.

You can sell after two years and not pay any cap gains since it is your residence.

Sorry you've had a difficult time so far with rental property.

There are charities that will list your TS for free but you continue to pay your fees until it sells and, as it is probably becoming clear, selling one of these things is extremely difficult.

The previous owner was paying 2000.00 a year to much for insurance so that brought their cap rate down.