One unit is vacant and the other is rented.

They are all renting for 1100 and we sell them for 75K.

If your market area has 10x20 units renting $130 or higher.  

But as @Gino Barbaro mentioned, rural has its own challenges - fewer PM companies, lower rents, and less appreciation. 12-14% CoC isn't impossible but very difficult.

It has become very difficult to evict someone for non-payment of rent.

I had to deal with my insurance company to get one month of rent reimbursed for the first tenant that ultimately had to be evicted.2.

Whenever we're talking to new investors, the shorthand rule of thumb we share is the 50% Rule: that half of the rent will go to non-mortgage expenses, when averaged over time.

I've heard about turnkey companies (properties that a company owns, is already rented, and ready to sell with tenants in it) but am not familiar with any names of companies.

My wife and I were thinking of getting our next STR in the same area, but after seeing so many properties for rent and what some of them were charging it would be extremely challenging for us to find one that cash flows positive, or even break even, with today's interest rate and 25% down.When we got our first STR verifying the income projections was the hardest thing.

So far everything has been smooth and one of the houses has already rented before closing.