Fees, fees, and more fees.

For example, if your business rents your home for a series of meetings over the year and pays you $10,000 in rental fees, you get to keep that money tax-free.

I had a tenant that didn't like the small $2.50 ACH fee associated with payment so rejected setting up an account (kept sending paper checks which sometimes came late or lost). 

Lenders move faster when the exit is obvious and supported by comps, not projections.Clean structureStraightforward ownership, clean title, no exotic entities, and a basic capital stack.

That means last minute bookers cost the owner (owner pays the fee to the HOA) an extra $75.

For evaluating your first out-of-state rental, focus on key numbers like the 1% rule to make sure the property will cash flow, run realistic expense projections including property management fees, taxes, insurance, and maintenance, and make sure you understand the local landlord laws and neighborhood trends.

That should tell you enough but then, on top of that, they may receive an advertising fee, with an emphasis on the "may".

Is it good idea to deal with HOA myself or let property manager deal with HOA.As far as HOA i have to pay every month HOA fee and also yearly they charge like 400$ for some third party fees who maintains these lease documents, records.

On top of that, if the HOA has no reserves, you might be looking at some unexpected fees down the road, and the previous buyer’s financing falling through might hint at deeper issues with the property.The idea of buying the place, renting it out, and then moving in later could work, but you should ask yourself: do you feel confident managing a rental property from a distance, especially with your current income situation?

just got a note from one title company we do bizz with and they are going to charge 450.00 per file for this reporting requirement  so probably another junk fee profit center for closers.