Did you buy correctly from a market perspective?  

I don't want to be the hypocrit that always complained about that fact but once I become a landlord I do the same thing.From a business perspective, I think it creates a niche that you can be really succesful in.

I know in Hartford County, where I am an investor and investor friendly realtor i help my clients find cash flowing apartment complexes.The midwest has an advantage from the perspective that they have very good cash flowing SFR's that CT normally doesn't provide.

I will, probably, form my LLC next year and then shift the properties I already have, at that point, into the entity and all new ones will be purchased through it.

One problem I notice is vinyls can be hard to open/close as the house shifts-seen in an old house and may or not be related to my question.

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What is worth the head aches of renting from an annual income perspective?

You are looking at it from Seller's perspective, while I am coming in from Buyer's perspective.

It's amazing to get the different perspectives from others with experience.

I would normally stay away from them due to higher management intensity and probably higher turnover (vacancy) rates, but I happen to be evaluating a building that is 10 studios rented for about $450/month each and I would love to get the perspective of some investors who are more experienced at this than I am.What do you think?