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Eduardo C.
  • Homeowner
  • Orlando, FL
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New to Rentals Low on Time

Eduardo C.
  • Homeowner
  • Orlando, FL
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Hello,

I'm looking at buying a new home, and renting out my current one. It won't meet the 50% rule, but I would be wiling to do the landlording myself to save some cash. All the quotes I've gotten from property managers is first month's rent and 10% of the rent each month.

I'm in Orlando, and need to learn a lot. What are some good resources and how do I determine if I need an LLC? Would it be best to get a home warranty as well?

Rough numbers per month
Rent: 1600-1800
PITI: 1360
HOA: 75
Equals no margin and likely negative when vacancies and repairs are taken into account.

Fairly new home, built in 2006, and I just replaced the AC in 2013 for the downstairs.

My income can cover the two properties, and I'm ok doing this as long as I net money between the mortgage being paid down, and the tax breaks help me out.

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