How do you handle annual reports, taxes, and other obligations?

With no late fees- rent is always paid with in the 3-day grace period annual rent is $5400/yearWith chronically late payments a $450/month apartmen with a $45 late fee is $495  or $5940/year.

(with conservative assumptions on annual appreciation - 2%, and annual rent increase - 1%, as well as 5% vacancy/maintenance).I see so many people say they only go for properties with at least 15% cash on cash returns, which seems extremely difficult in this market

If a good quality note fund or syndication, like ours is paying out 11-12% annually, and has been uninterrupted since 2002, then one would think that the only reason for an individual to make loans on his own is for a greater return.  

There are initial and annual costs involved, and you have to sign up with a brokerage. 

Quote from @Robert Ellis: Quote from @James Wise: Quote from @Michael Smythe: @James Wise Miami will be underwater in a decade or two and hurricane insurance will keep going up annually! 

Rent out space annually for $30,000 to Firework tents. 

Hi everyone,I have a quick question and hoping someone can help.I leave in California/resident, and I am planning to create my LLC Business in WY and I am wondering if I will still have to pay the $800 California annual business fees since the company will be incorporated out of state in Wyoming.Thank you

Condo is in a great shape and would need minimal annual repairs with everything external covered by HOA.

The only ways the typical investor (defined as a middle-aged adult with 4-5 properties, generating around 60-75k annually) will generate similar yields in the current state is (1) taking advantage of senior debt (assumable debt/seller financing), in this you are improving bottom line NOI via the spread between active and par interest rates. (2) Value-add or flips (Higher risk and not typical) (3) Investing in developing areas that will see high amounts of rent growth over the coming decade due to population changes.