As was said, not if you have a mortgage on it.
I have a rental property that has struggled to keep up with the monthly costs but it does have a small mortgage. Most years it was right at break-even or may just a touch over. While I was still working in my career, it wasn't much of an issue as we used the home when we could, rented it during high season(FL). Now that I'm just doing inspections and side work, it's become tougher to hold up those expenses
That said, the home has appreciated in value about 1/3rd, so we're going to sell it this year. Once sold, It will reduce all our expenses to basic utilities on our current home. No mortgages, no car payments, no nada and we will have around 100k left over. I can coast into early retirement and relax until I'm gonzo.