Sometimes, it's just not meant to be.

That's what I meant to post.

I bought a house in Costa Rica, using partially money from my 401k through a covid distribution, which meant I escaped the 10% penalty but still am liable for income tax.I'm 59, and took out approximately $200k. 

I then discovered that "Low and No" meant 3.5-6% Realtor fees., if you use a Realtor+Closing costs (~10-12%)+-... legwork and due diligence ( with anything omitted or repeated, please excuse. 

If I should close at a title company I canNot sure what tue question on insurance or more.I meant, did you want to obtain title insurance?

Those type of policies are meant to pay out on lawsuits so there is very little push back compared to the policies you have on each house which may have a small limit for liability but are focused more on property damage. 

It's really meant to detour people from suing knowing that they've signed such an agreement.

Below market value rent was what I meant.

What I meant was with reasonable underwriting assumptions: 5% capex, 5% maintenance, 5% vacancy, 8% PM, the property is generating 8-10% cash flow. 

I'm sorry I didn't mean per month, I actually meant raising the rent by $30-$50 starting next month throughout the rest of the years.