If this is the case, when repairs are really required, the community does not have the funds, and they are required to raise the association fee more dramatically to cover those repairs (in addition to possibly an assessment).When you purchase in an association, you really need to perform due diligence on both the unit and the HOA.

Take this info and add it to your standard operating procedures for when a tenant leaves/is evicted. 

Honestly so far I've done nothing besides just paying the TI to my tenants and collecting CAM each month in addition to rent...My CAM estimate is way off, so what I collect is low.

Seasoning is another, but if your doing deferred maintenance it's a must to not get an additional kicker on the rate, but also be able to pull more of the cash out of the deal. 

As a property manager, it's not uncommon to encounter situations where a tenant begins to incur additional expenses rapidly.

In this blog post, we'll explore some interesting and creative home interior additions that homeowners have implemented, prompting property managers to make strategic changes to enhance the property's appeal, marketability, and overall value.

These regulations can include additional protected classes of fair housing,  interior condition requirements, etc. 

Aloha,You are not only running negative with option A, but you are also losing an additional $300 - $600 per month if your figures are accurate.

Additionally, make sure to research local regulations and community developments, as St.

I manage 25 rentals with it, our personal expenses and an additional business.