I know this is new construction, but everything that is new today has a useful life, so if you plan on holding long term, reserving for new roof, HVAC, appliances, etc is typically worthwhile.Not sure of your design, but if you are building these with any common areas, you will likely have a "house meter" for the common area electric.  

On the other hand, renting out your home could provide steady income to cover your mortgage and offer tax benefits, all while maintaining your current low mortgage rate.

I currently hold 2 months of security deposit for them. 

I live in Roanoke, work in Blacksburg, and invest in Christiansburg.I'm interested in Buy and Hold properties in Blacksburg and Christiansburg.

So I sold it and personally hold the note while quick claiming the deed.

But, as has been stated, it depends on your goals.Here are a few things to consider: how long are you planning to hold the asset?

For getting started in real estate, just get one property under contract that makes sense to you, and either hold it in your name or create an LLC to hold it in.

If you have the capital you're alluding to, around $150K, there's better routes to take than SFH BRRRR and depends on hold periods.

Hi everyone,Alongside being new real estate investor in Indiana, and planning to utilize a buy-and-hold rental property strategy.

@Colby Valladares I can't speak to first hand experience on Washington.