You may find yourself in a spot where they aren't able to take care of the property they way they have been (increasing your expenses) and not in a position to pay market rents (decreasing your income).

Trying to find the right balance of low-stress and good returns with rental properties is something I've been thinking a lot about.I've made a couple of (unsuccessful) offers on properties recently and was really hoping that my first forum post could be a first post/first deal combo, but I guess I'll just settle on introducing myself for now.

And your cash flow will decrease.

With a self-showing this doesn't happen and I'm considering leaving a pamphlet in the home to provide additional information.I'd also love to hear if anyone has noticed an increase or decrease in the time it takes to rent a property after switching to self-showing.

In time I may go back to it since I do like the discipline just not crazy about the industry and the stress.

If you take a wrong move it can decrease the value of the property. 

I thought you were going to say 20. 3% is a hefty decrease.

- Hired a Uhall and traveled about two hours to pick them up, got there and they had not been taken out with a lot of care, long story short I renegotiated the price and purchased them.Over the next two weeks I stripped them down, decreased, sanded, primer, sanded again!

Just allow those that I’ve done hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of deals handle everything much smoother process less stress ALL THE BEST to you 

This will be a boon for those who remain as the rental inventory levels will decrease and push up rents.