I was not giving tangible math to go off, but I did see you did a little math on those numbers..

You have to go beyond the price of the property, look at the neighborhoods. what looks like it will be good good income on paper will actually be a money pit. a $30k house is bound to be in bad shape in a bad neighborhood.Being long distance means doing your homework is just that much more important. 

If you’re risk-averse and want simplicity and maximum profit now, selling might make sense, just be sure the math checks out.

And some we really have to dig into, like figuring out the rent and the cash flow.Now, let's say you did your homework, looked at all these pillars, and decided a certain property was the one.

If not, and everything else checks out, I wouldn’t automatically walk away just because of radon — especially if this is a market you want long term.First property nerves are real though — glad you’re doing the homework most people skip.

Of course, the property taxes and the high purchase price make it challenging, but I've been taking advantage of the strong MTR demand in North Jersey so the math has been mathing. 

And he does not want to sell anything.So we did some quick math. 

Folks surfing for properties online seem to be pretty good at math. 

Do the math how much that would be. 

Just make sure to do your homework on the neighborhoods.