Wyoming is big on making you prove that the owners were just nice folks who didn't really object to you using their property, they may just be nice neighbors. 

While I agree with your premise that a higher rent property will yield lower variable costs... when it comes to looking for rental properties, my objective was to find what rented for the highest amount with the lowest entry cost.  

On the surface, this objectively sucked.This is the first month in a very long time that my cash flow isn't covering the mortgages.

(conventional)Seller agreed to remedy 7 of the inspection objections but we asked for hard copy invoices and only got the one for the furnace maint.I'm considering termination, since the local inventory keeps adding more SFR's in my price range $450K is the top and Im not sure I can cash flow it.

Your objectives are mutually exclusive.

@Gina Russoniello TiwariI'm not sure what your objective is but you might consider the following:On the one hand, Italy is arguably one of the most beautiful countries in the world.

I love the approach of a holistic financial view before jumping in and pursuing all sorts of shiny objects.

This looks a little more philosophical in nature, and it's hard to make objective arguments against something like BRRR because there is so much preference rooted in the reason many investors choose this strategy.- Firstly, the fact that most flips don't pencil out as rentals is the converse of what we're discussing.

I see that you are a lender in the Miami area - maybe we can talk later about our real estate objectives and related financing requirements.

Lol, I sidestepped that objection and asked what their price was and availability was, and just reminded, "Well hopefully your price can be competitive."