Assuming that minimum, I would only be spending about $250 a month on average, which comes out to $3,000 a year, with $27,000 left over (or 25,500 after taxes, assuming I contribute about $5,000 to an IRA that year, which I full intend on doing) for the above. 

They contributed $125,000 cash as the down payment (25% of purchase price) but my wife and I are the only individuals on the mortgage loan.  

Indeed, I don't want to get into an argument with Henry Clark mainly because he invests there and I don't but also because I don't like being negative, wasting energy on arguing and I highly respect and appreciate Henry and his many contributions to this very forum.

Full budget v actuals for last 12+ monthsFull outline of various options and projected outcomes for eachIf the GP has already contributed capital to the deal, how much, and where it falls relative to LP equity (both initial and any current calls)And, while it isn't required, the right thing to do would be to hold a live conference call with investors, allowing for full q&a time. 

Both your tenants and other tenants contribute to what that "neighborhood" looks like.Other things that come up are neighboring businesses.

Notably, personal visits for maintenance purposes do not contribute to personal use calculations.

You and your co-gp are really raising $350,000 of equity, not $500,000 since you are contributing $150,000.00.

So now, the Fed has contributed to raising rates for your average home buyer, but what about people who already own a home?

As long as my total portfolio is cash flow positive and contributing to my ability to accumulate property, I’m happy.

Aside from my banks, I just want to know what it is because I want mathematical confirmation that the crux of my actions over the course of a year (I actually track it about every few months if I'm not submitting it to someone) are contributing to rather than subtracting from my pot of gold.