Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

Hi there, I am a Spanish resident (non US resident, so no home state) seeking to invest buying several properties in the US to rent and generate cashflow.I have not yet decided in which state (or states) the properties will be, as I will probably use Roofstock.com to buy them, and I am looking at several different cities in different states.The plan is, after purchasing the properties, I will hire a professional property management company.

In either case, you can't work on the property as it must be a passive investment (e.g. you must hire someone to fix the toilet and can't pay the expense with non-retirement funds).7.

I wouldn't consider myself seasoned by any means, but my current live-in flip taught me SO much (estimating costs and what to DIY vs hire out).

I do not plan on ever hiring a realtor.

What do you look forward to when hiring a property management company? 

Are you planning to PM yourself or hire someone to do it?

"Many single-family investors sidestep the issue( in regards to hiring a PM) through home warranties and lease agreements.

I purchased my first flip property in 2019 through my SIDRA - I hired a general licensed general contractor.

To make a long story short, I am using my rental income to purchase a new home that we will be living in and was prequalified with no issues (mortgage company hired third party firm to look at my rental income and returns to qualify my income, I gave them every document on earth, leases, taxes, insurance, mortgages, etc...) and then underwriting says no due to the fact that the last 2 years of tax returns (2017, 2018) I reinvested all my money into my rentals and they are deducting all that out of my income, ie. depreciation, capital improvements, supplies, repairs, utilities, maintenance etc...