Since manufacturers build everything cheap these days, technology is likely to fail early and often and increase your costs.If I were integrating tech, it would be a code door lock so tenants don't have to use a key.

Cleaning is hard work, it takes skill to clean properly, it is not cheap to buy quality products, and gas is definitely not cheap. 

Upstairs is section 8 but I’m not doing section 8 downstairs just yet because it needs some work and I don’t want to attract bad tenants with a cheap unit but first need to focus on getting my financials in a better place of course.

It’s simple/cheap to execute and makes filing for taxes easy for them because it’s just an additional 1099.But, I don’t love that they’re all in different positions, or that their names are now attached to the title report.

Carpet is cheap and it makes a huge diffrerence in the way a property feels to prospective buyers. 

At some point it will help if you are lucky and can buy for cheap in an area just before prices skyrocket in the area.Good Luck!

You can definitely get cheaper ones, but we've had durability issues with really cheap ones, and even a lot of them arriving with cracks in the surround.

The early arrivers had to drive 36 miles back to town to stay in a motel (in summer that is no easy feat nor cheap) and then drive back out.

Milwaukee's cheap homes and change efforts make multifamily spots a good buy.

Long story short mental health coverage for our kids is not cheap and often out of network; out of pocket.