It's great to know there are frequent meetups!  

Definitely understand what you mean about it being mostly paperwork... but what about a mini-vlog series by you or Josh where you update the audience, show the paperwork, record the phone calls with the seller, show us the progress of the property etc?

Multi-Units frequently have a single metered water service and the LL pays water.City Trash (plus sewer fees if any) are also paid by the LL.Other expenses include:PMI (if you're paying this, you didn't put enough downpayment)Taxes & Insurance (if you pay PMI, then the lender WILL wrap these into your mortgage payments)mileagepest controlprofessional fees (CPA + City Business License)Legal Fees (Evictions & Collections)yard maint.telephone serviceutilitiesmortgage interestHOA fees (if any)repairsInternet Access ( a] if you provide access to the local carrier & b] lease prohibits personal accounts)

When I first joined BP 2.5 years ago, I wanted to be a frequent poster. 

If you are running to the hardware store on a very frequent basis, or using your vehicle to haul significant amounts of materials, the IRS could question your level of involvement and whether you are providing services to the IRA.

I haven't used it, myself, but I understand that you have to advertise frequently or the ad gets buried.Best of luck!

Its important for the audience to know you did not buy turn key... the seller maybe you got with a marketing company .. but true turnkey would have the home completely remodeled then a new VETTED tenant would go in.. there would be no hold over bad tenant like your experiencing.. someone has done you  a really bad deed here.  

I see on BP pretty frequently when people post commercial lending is simply based on the asset.

@Anthony Johnson, I like to call them the audience with bleeding necks.

@Casey Speer I would tend to think that if you have a property, and list it on that markets page, your intended  audience is going to see it there...