I have rented 2 of my properties for filming, including my own personal home (backyard) just last Sunday. 

I am into it 55k total and collect $1500 a month (each side is $750 including water), but there are a lot of problems.

Buy Box / About Me: 1) Class B+ or A area 2) long term buy and hold 3) Seeking cash flow and appreciation (fine breaking even with rent if long term growth exists) 4) Good school system and economic growth in area 5) seeking area with young family and rental demand 

What it takes to thoroughly clean after a move-out including pets is not an easy task.

This next purchase is our effort to break out of that practice and get into small MFHs while still enjoying the safety of new construction with an improved ROI.  

I'm considering this with only a 5% initial investment.Given the tight market, I'm leaning towards a strategy where I aim to break even (or close to it) for the first year or so, with hopes of refinancing when the market conditions improve.

In fact, it can be very disempowering to be the only female in a group with all these men talking over you and excluding you from the conversation (and this happens a lot to many of us.)I'm certain that we all hope to break into the majors like Jackie and take advantage of every opportunity at our disposal, but that doesn't mean that learning from other women who have already had success wouldn't be extremely valuable for many of us.

One rule helped here (I simplify a lot): you should always count how much money will be left in your pocket after all expenses (including mortgage payments, taxes, fees, utilities, as well as the reserve fund for the current repairs of the property).

Part of this includes; Reference above, eat “beans and rice”, make your meals (healthier anyway) learn to not worry about what other think, even your friends when you don’t go out all the time.SACRIFICE for your goal.

Lake Lure is superior to Maggie Valley in the opinion of many, including me.