If you manage it yourself you should positive cashflow around $30 bucks a month but in 10ish years it will be paid off and your cashflow will go up significantly.  

If you're in a very competitive market you may want to get the house staged (filled with furniture) for marketing purposes.If you must list it in such a way as to disclose the address (for example you list it with an agent as a rental) please spend the extra $15-20 bucks to install a simplisafe alarm system: this is an inexpensive alarm system that works over 3G cellular networks.

So I "spent the bucks" (>$10K) to educate myself in real estate investing.

They brought the parts and total with labor was around 170 bucks!

I'm currently looking for my first duplex/triplex and it seems most small multifamilies in Milwaukee were built in the early 1900's or 1950's as well.

It's only for about $1000 bucks so its not huge money and I don't want to have to spend a ton to get paid, but I already invested $250 to file the claim (it's part of the roughly $1000 I got awarded.)  

A few hundred bucks could save you thousands in taxes.You could 1031 this one into another property is that aligns with your near term plans.

The market is in his favor and he may come away with a few bucks. 

Brian Miller try to get them down a few bucks.

Hi Shawn,Not much to be honest, just a few bucks a week which covers running costs.