@Aldrin Meneses Quijada historically, landlords used 10%.The high rental demand of the last few years has pushed that down to 5%.Something no one asks: what do you put aside for nonperforming tenants?

If your area has solid short term rental demand that could be the best option but if not perhaps a medium term rental or long term rent by the room?

I'd get on your agent BIG TIME, and if they just want to be a facilitator ok, but only getting a facilitators commission and I'd demand amendment to reflect. 

Not to mention our appreciation has been 8% higher than the US national average, because of the high demand for affordable housing.

The Federal reserve may well keep on their path of raising interest rates but the laws of supply and demand hold true as well.

Thus, supply is lower even if demand has cooled… I really think we are 50/50 buyer / seller market ratio right now. 

Those will always be in demand in Miami especially. 

Prices are high, rates are high, demand is high.

Last year I had a listing that still owed $30,000 on their solar and demanded that the note transfer to the buyers.  

Investors who took the leap of faith - attracted by the tax savings - found themselves in markets that were not economically increasing thereby impacting appreciation, rent price demand, and tenant quality.