Don't forget Mr.

Secondly, 90 days of holding costs along with that time frame provides a window of time where repairs and improvements might be made to justify a new and higher price, the new owner also has more skin in the game.

It had new windows, roof, furnace, siding, trim, flooring, paint, doors, landscapping,etc.

Tax hit, don't forget depreciation coming back on you and you need to look at the after tax income, where you are on the depreciation schedule and the benefits of holding the units.

That way you don't accidentally forget to cancel a contract.

Forget about seeing one on the MLS.I'm currently gathering info on rentals in the North Nashville area, which was once sketchy (and is still in parts), but is bordered by nice neighborhoods now.

A window of a few thousand should fit within my budget.

Don't get so famous that you forget about us on BP !

Have looked outside, and through the windows, and it looks in pretty good shape.

But if you just assume it would be no, you could be walking away from it.Also, don't forget that the 70% is mostly for a rehab.