Hey Community,I'm am a completely green newbie!

Because in Sweden we have (jantelagen) which means that we should all have the same.I applied for green in USA just because i get energy here while my energy die directly when i land in Sweden.

Getting the gov to spend effectively may be a different matter, but I'm happy to contribute a little gravy to infrastructure, green or the less fortunate. 

Is this known by guests to be the "magic bullet" in asking a host to refund money or am I misreading the tea leaves?

@Marcel Morgan I just read "Sold" by David Greene and it actually has a section specifically for selecting a brokerage.

Vacancy:$45/mnth; Cap Ex:$75; Insurance:$100(estimated, no quote yet); Repairs:$75; Prop Management:$150; Property taxes:$72; Mortgage:$732; No utilities/HOA      Total:$1249So am I correct to assume I'd be in the green about $300/mnth? 

Vacancy:$45/mnth; Cap Ex:$75; Insurance:$100(estimated, no quote yet); Repairs:$75; Prop Management:$150; Property taxes:$72; Mortgage:$732; No utilities/HOA Total:$1249So am I correct to assume I'd be in the green about $300/mnth?

I don't want to waste anybody's time.Right now, I'm reading David Greene's book Long-Distance Real Estate Investing but I'm not sure that's going to cover all of my bases.

@Jonathan Greene: Thanks for your opinion, that's how I have felt and its currently holding back on making any serious moves.

I understand it is super nerve racking but I would suggest reading David Greene's book - 'Long Distance Real Estate Investing'.