Hi Stephanie,This sounds like a clean acquisition with a clear path forward, love how buttoned-up your approach is.

They even have a "High Equity" button so that you easily drill into those homes if that is what you would like to focus on. 

We don't have to hit the panic button until we are over 9000 or more homes for sale like we saw back around 2008-2012.

Most do not stress over good debt - but once it's bad debt from either a bad deal or over leverage then it can weigh heavily on you 

Quote from @Seth McGathey:  What are you stressed about?

They get nervous in strange surroundings and may scratch furniture or pee somewhere because they’re stressed. 

The trick isn’t finding a no-effort investment… it’s building a system that rewards you over time with increasing stability and decreasing headaches.Here’s why long-term rentals win that game:🏠 Fewer turnovers = less time spent on leasing, prepping units, and screening tenants📈 Predictable performance = consistent rents and expenses make planning easier🔧 Systems over stress = with the right property management partner, your role shifts from reactive to strategicIn other words: the effort gets front-loaded.

You can likely have a pool tech install an on off button for individual features.

Being proactive really does help you protect your investment and avoid unnecessary stress. 

A notification system for pending or delayed payments would absolutely reduce stress, especially around move-ins or rent adjustments.Inspections:I use a basic checklist that mirrors HQS standards, but honestly, inspector subjectivity still throws things off.