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The only real risk is temporary expense and inconvenience if a tenant turns out to be bad. Even if it's not possible to eliminate that risk, there are various
by TheOtherHobbes 4y ago
The only real risk is temporary expense and inconvenience if a tenant turns out to be bad.
Even if it's not possible to eliminate that risk, there are various not particularly challenging ways to minimise it.
On a return-for-hours-worked-actively metric, being a landlord can be extremely easy.
And you can trade off money for more time by handing over more or less all of it to agencies and/or informal support.