Just placed a solid long term tenant in one of my rental units- Fully vetted, first month + deposit in hand, and set up for automated payments. This unit is now bringing in $1,350/month with minimal overhead. Bought it right, kept reno costs low, and screened carefully. It's not just about owning property - it's about owning cash flow. Steady income. Real equity. Zero drama. On to the next one.

Anyone here doing short--term rentals inside a long-term strategy?

Rental property owners, how do you handle unexpected maintenance costs? I've started setting aside a portion of my side hustle earnings to cover these surprises.

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