In March I rented and furnished a 4 bedroom home in Hyattsville, MD for STR and it's doing well so far with 21 nights booked since listing on March 18.

Well my goal is to bring "highest and best" use to the neighborhood. 1 year ago you could buy property for 35,000 and collect rent. 1 year late new construction under contract for 250k, rehabs listed at 239k.

I am wondering if i am losing out on money by renting long term?

The broker is also the property management company, and they believe there is some room for a rent increase.

Hi Jay, if your going to do a BRRRR stragegy, you'll need to remove "rent" from that equation.

.- the 3 local need a lot of work, she has been cutting rent due to not having updated flooring, appliances, etc.

Does the station rent from you or another entity that you might own.

Tenants want to rent out a small shed on our duplex property, but I want a simple agreement in place.

You’re correct, there’s a large portion of houses that are not listed on the rental registry, and therefore legally aren’t allowed to collect rent or have any case when trying to evict tenants (at least pertaining to the City).

Is the $1500 income the rent or the cash flow after properly allocating for expenses?