If they are similar (a condo, self-managed, factoring in HOA fees cashflows the same as a pro-managed SFR in your area, then I'd go with the one with the 1.highest ability to be "picky" with the tenant and 2.best appreciation.If a PM-managed SFR cash-flows better then I'd roll that route. 

Up until June of this year I have been purchasing about 1 of these properties each year and I roll the income from each towards buying another property as soon as I can afford to do so while taking no disbursements as of yet.

@Ethan SmithA couple hours if you are really good at rolling dice.

Like I said the goal is to create cash flow so we can save and invest in more properties so eventually we can keep the ball rolling.

Pros: paid off no mortgage Cons: no income only rent roll : I have an apartment in basement***** if someone can help me please reach out thank you 🙏

Quick tip: get a big roll off dumpster from the least expensive source you can find.

There are some lenders that roll in all the interest and fees into the loan.

@Nandy B.20k 4 bedroom 1 bath 3 story row house (basically a condo without The how) Cash deal Put in 20 fixing it Rent it for 1275 a month To the same people for over 4 years Duplex 50,800 cash Invested another 90Rent it out for 2600 a month One side 4 beds 2 baths Massive Master Suite Central air Everything is brand new 3 family 55k cash Rent roll 2550 Rehab 30k 3 family 55k In the midst of gutting it and starting over Single family 35k Basically tore it down and started over Hoping to sell this weekend for 265 If not I ll rent it for 2100Invested another 145k in rebuilding Single family Fire damage 60k purchase price 80 reinvested Sold for 222

I'm looking for a group of other investors that could use some accountability in getting their first deal rocking and rolling.

It’s isn’t a cakewalk but it ain’t rocket surgery.Rely on Avery Carl to help find the place and get rolling.