There was such an over saturation of supply.

Just 20% down, decent credit and steady income is all that you'll need.

Insurance, maintenance, utilities, management, supplies, etc.

They cost about $15 at HD and less than $10 at a plumbing supply place.There's also a trick to replace them without draining the tank.

On the other hand demand for oil is down and supply is up due to production – very good for America, but bad for others like Russia.

Slow and steady seems to make a lot of sense to me.

I have only been renting my house out since the beginning of the month.We do have kids and our goals are to eventually have 15-20 rent houses to provide passive income for our future.We both have full time jobs that we dont plan on leaving any time soon that provide steady income.

Water supply hose leak / rupture, drain hose leak / disconnect from drain pipes, water pump failures, etc.The paint build-up - that will need EPA RRP "contractor" almost definitely considering the age.I have a 150+ year old rental house.

It has the potential of bringing in 4k/mth based on on the past numbers which were supplied to me below:1.

There is a massive imbalance between the supply and demand of housing in North Dakota because of the oil boom.