.- Inspections: I've heard $500 but know this is dependent on inspector so wonder if there's a typical market price today.Think the above are the main recurring ones (not including township dependents like landlord fee or flood insurance) but please let me know if there are others I should heavily consider.

Originally posted by @Sasha Koen:I have been quoted $7087 to get my property rent ready again after a tenant was evicted please can someone offer me some advise on pricingTrash out of unit $1270Clean carpet $250Remove kitchen floor and replace $975Full paint inside $1840 2 bed homeKitchen cupboard handles new bathroom floo new bathroom mixer rubber treads on stairs secure handrails new plexiglas on lower door window repair door hindges install new handle and locks adjust down spout $2182 I know a company that gathers bids and helps with the recurring regular maintenance too.

I’d like to establish a recurring meet up that meets sometime on the weekends.

We're not debating a tax practice with a list of recurring clients that you cited as an example.

For example, my plan, especially starting out, is not to buy a house every six months or any other recurring intervals.

Anything recurring?

I had a basement prone to flooding in my childhood and I clearly remember all the hard work it took my parents to keep it in shape, and while the idea of having to put that much recurring work into an investment property isn't appealing, I know what's involved and I'm debating taking it on if it means it could be a very good deal.

Depending on the interest I plan on starting a recurring meetup on base possibly during breakfast or lunch times. 

@Alan Grobmeier - Equity stripping would incur a recurring monthly repayment on the HELOC, which would decrease the monthly cash flow.

Although it’s a good deal and qualifies for BoA’s Home Grant Program ($7500 off non-recurring closing costs), I want to invest in something where I can at least break even.