They are annoying, seem very high maintenance type and I have lost my cool few times.

Cool, let's toss an investor scenario and a self employed scenario at them, see how they handle it.

I'm actually amazed at how many of them are now great tenants, and it's cool that they didn't need to be kicked out of their homes (I don't mean to make it sound like it's a charity - I definitely get good terms on these deals).

A complete interior remodel was completed by our contractors, including new framing, drywall, windows, heating & cooling, paint, and bathroom and kitchen remodels.

., a decent yard, and an actual bathroom listed for $1,800.I don't know you generated your price but unless you're renting to a bachelor that thinks it's cool to crap and cook Ramen at the same time, I think you've priced yourself out of the market.Do more research, price it a little below the competition, and get that sucker filled so you can catch your breath.

I would really like to see how prices, travel, RE inventory etc etc change once COVID cools off.

You could still make a profit through appreciation, but you could also end up underwater on your mortgage if the market cools off.

I hope it is working out for you and you have a pretty cool success story to start out!

More people in the property means lower heat bill and higher cooling bill, because bodies generate heat.

It's expensive, unhealthy and simply not cool.