What do you think about what the platform professionals told me:"I understand you have a duplex and that previously you lived in half and rented out the other half (I am assuming a 50/50 area split).

They were investors, and would not pay more than what they could rent it for and make a positive cash flow.

I understand they sign a long-term master lease with a landlord, furnish the place then rent it out for more money.

I only mention this number because at $150k AGI, the active investor allowance enabling one to deduct $25k in losses from active income disappears, as I understand it.My current portfolio:Condo (purchased in 2021 w/ 5% down)Single Family (purchased in 2022 w/ 5% down)Multi-family primary residence (purchased in 2023 w/ 15% down)Above-garage apartment and detached ADU are rented out.

My original plan was to rent out the space to Section 8 tenants, but from my experience so far, dealing with Baltimore City housing and inspections can be a serious pill.

Ideally, I'd like to rent to enlisted military professionals near Fort Liberty, NC.

How about renting out a house to someone else with a long term lease. 

Hello everyone,Say I own a single family home that I rent out.

I let the tenant chose their rent due date and frequency such as weekly, biweekly or monthly.

I do not need a long-term management software, such as, Buildium, Rent Vine, Rent Ready, etc., because I don't need all the extra services they provide; I just need an accounting service specifically for PM.