I would work/develop a chart of big ticket items such as the roof, water heater, HVAC system, etc and calculate how much each of those items should cost per year and factor those items into your expenses as well.

It would be hit/miss if you tried to rent it out to the pilots and flight crew. 

Heres the link to get a free ticket https://www.eventbrite.com/e/t... 

I may be in you're area in February, my wife and I haven't mapped out where we are going in Europe yet but have the plane tickets.  

I live out of country and am open to opportunities in other states although South Florida is just an 1 hour and a half flight away.

He works near Raleigh on a flight medic team, but is pretty available should I need him to do anything for me.  

It seemed as if my airman pay was big at $400 a month, but E-8 pay BAS, BAH, flight pay, at 24 years is $7800. 

They would log in, open a "ticket", like, "the sink is leaking", or "I think there are mice in the garage", and you, as the landlord or property manager get a notification.

You don't have much control over them, they can change, but then it is nice to have some of the bigger ticket maintenance items (like the roof) covered.Hope that helps,Kelly

New roof (tear off), furnace, water heater, central air, siding, gutters, downspouts, waterline, driveway, and flooring/paint.I wouldn't have to touch this home in terms of big-ticket maintenance in 20+ years, plus it cashflows positive:$11,400 yearly income-$1690 tax-$840 insurance-$912 property management-$6336 30yr @ 3.5%__________________________$1622 net annual incomeIs this a good deal?