After managing rentals for a while, I’ve noticed a few common pitfalls that can cost landlords time, money, and peace of mind.

If we sell we will both conservatively walk with around 40k a peace possibly more but I don't see any way it would be less. 

If a parent is paying rent or helping with rent, you can just have them sign the co-signer agreement for some added security and peace of mind. 

This will give you a peace of mind knowing that your terms are locked for 30-45 days. 

It gives you more breathing room if the transition between homes takes longer than expected, and it doesn’t tie up your current property quite the same way a HELOC does.If you’re confident your home will sell soon and you’re comfortable with the short-term risk, the HELOC is fine.

They can be the worst communicators, slow, but as long as they have experience, this will give me a peace of mind. 

We provide Peace and calm.

They’re ideal for multifamily housing, student apartments, or any rental property where cooking fires are a common risk.In short, installing fire stoppers is a low-cost, high-impact safety measure that can protect your investment, your tenants, and your peace of mind.

The DSCR and Cap Rate both look strong — even if expenses came in higher, you’d still have good breathing room.

Here’s the real deal 👇🏠 Self-Managing works when:• You live nearby• You have time for calls & repairs• You know landlord laws• You like being hands-on 💪🔑 Hire a Property Manager when:• You’ve got multiple rentals• You live out of town• You’re tired of 2 AM maintenance calls 😅• You want stress-free, steady incomeSometimes peace of mind is worth the management 🙌