With this information, you can then proceed with isolating the best property for you by looking at the purchase prices of homes for sale, upgrade costs (if applicable), taxes, property managers, etc.Good luck with your search.Keith

I recommend one further breakdown...the $1614, split (annually) between maintenance, major repair, and PM fees.Once you have isolated the PM placement fees, you/we can assess whether or not it is causing the property to be unprofitable (or if it is something else).Placement fees vary by market and by PM (uncommon in my market).I recommend working with your PM or another one on a compensation arrangement that better aligns interests than placement fees.It will be hard to make a profit with a 60+% expense ratio. 

We are ordered to self isolate for 14 days even from family upon return from deployment.

I want to isolate my family and it's assets from my business.As you can imagine I have lots of questions so I will throw out some to get a conversation going.

As I said, I don't consider many of the isolation orders and other steps to be panicking.

(Places with rarely any target/walmart/isolated/etc.)It isn’t true tho, everyone needs a place to live, a-lot of the “crime check” websites are not that accurate either, the best thing to do is to ask a local that lived there for awhile.To get out of that fear I would recommend checking crime rate in your area, you will be surprised to know how inaccurate it is.It happend to me and It came up that Weho is as dangerous as east LA and I was like “wtf?”

There is currently no property isolated for this deal.

Our market is still very strong, but the outer limits out in the county, or anywhere further than 30 minutes from a town like Bozeman or Livingston, and in more isolated pockets are taking a huge hit right now.

The current circumstances created the perfect scenario for the boom of the so-called “Zoom towns”: rural and suburban getaways for travelers looking for a place to isolate themselves from crowded cities.

But it is somewhat reassuring that rental rates can remain isolated from economic downturns.