What’s a realistic IRR to expect on a long term rental in the current market?

However, we did due diligence and took her through the screening process she had good credit, passed background check but her income wasn't sufficient , former landlord spoke well of her.

I currently have the upstairs (the main house, renovated and passed inspections) rented out to family members.

From the research I’ve done, we wouldn’t have enough saved to put the standard 20-30% down without the sale of the flip, and we are over the income limit for a USDA loan.

Ask to speak with some of their current owners and current/former tenants.

Just wanted to share, I've noticed a loosening in down payment requirements for DSCR (debt service ratio loans) that either use the actual or proposed rental income to qualify.

I contacted the seller because after the deal didn’t go through the listing was expired and removed. it has been 3 months since the deal fell through and it is still currently not listed.

My current neighbor has a PhD in STEM field. 

They bring co-living to the Midwest and currently focused on Dallas, Austin, and Kansas City.

I had one owner who was stuck with only $700 of income for 4 months because it was the last remaining room lease before we could rent the house to a single lease holder.