I don't think that joker that gave you crap for talking about vendors you've enjoyed working with is even on this website anymore.

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In reality, tenants nowadays have their private stashes of stuff they will stock into one room/closet and change the lock and never file the key.

Sometimes the adult kids stash their parents there.

Put very little cash in the deal and after the Homeland Security Drug Bust of the "stash house" unit we repaired it and converted it to an airbnb within 3.5 weeks of the incident bringing in $400 more a month in rent than just signing up another LTR lease.

That stands for Expenses - Maintenance - Repairs - Vacancy - Insurance - Taxes - Capital ExpensesYou'll want to stash money away into your EMRVITC account every month based on your analysis, that way you have the funds when your blind sided by a large repair or taxes/insurance come do.I go into more detail on my 10 Step Guide to Buying and Holding a Small Multi-Family Rental Property. 

Frontier airlines, usually a 3 hour layover but super cheap if you stash your backpack under the front seat and don't care about sitting in the back.  

If it does get damaged you can disassemble it and replace the planks as long as you stashed extras.

Stash some savings for repairs and maintenance then throw the rest you're used to paying in rent at your debt.

I pretty much blew my stash on the apartment, and it will take some time to save another 30% for a down payment for something substantial.