You have a couple of long-term rentals with mortgages, and they already show a net loss with the "slow" depreciation.

If the numbers sort of make sense then I do a deep dive and pull comps on Airbnb to determine if their estimate is accurate.

You may have a high number of new rentals to compete with, which would slow down occupancy.

Dropped out of school in the 6th grade, due to the fact that he was partially deaf, not "slow" as perceived by the school.

But your not going to do that with C Class 8 to 10% return investment SFRs in the mid west rust belt deep south the risk is far to great.But you can go to Vegas lets say and buy a 300k home there that will perform as well on paper as most any mid west property and because the rents exceed 2k a month your renter class MUCH easier to manage and you can self manage.

I live here :)Plus market wise, it’s very strong with no signs of slowing down due to the immense amount of people moving here—not just investors pouring money in.

I’m actively doing a deep dive into the car wash business model and have a big chunk of capital allocated to start making offers on properties when I’m ready.

one factor for slowing down college rentals is COVID 19

The house is well maintained but there are always a few things to be done after the green card inspection but this process has been painfully slow (our inspection was Feb 2020 and we still haven't received a report).

Monthly we’ve been doing deep dives into multifamily deals.