Unless you have a small credit union where you have all of your liquid reserves/cash and they give you the standard I/O teaser rate on an adjustable rate.

Every nightly rental review that has one, is only positive and they usually have 100s of reviews(at least the only ones I can find).I wanted to stand out in my market, while checking the box of "hot tub" since it's a standard amenity now. 

You can get black exterior in a variety of sizes under $300 a window, and the standard white is even more cost effective.

It's best to operate like a business with standardized requirements applied to everyone equally, every time.Do yourself a favor: buy "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" by NOLO.

Although for this guy 15k on Norweigean cruise lines is basically a standard cabin.. so he was being frugal there.. 1.4 to net jets not so much.

Yes, your standard mortgage rates are dropping, but most of your true commercial lending options are always going to be slow to react so I'm still seeing commercial rates higher than that.Sent over a DM, but would love to talk through some options if you are interested.Good luck!

We just started using Baselane, and perhaps we could lean on that more to be able to track the expenses, categorize them per property/per tenant/mark as 'tenant expense'/mark as 'tenant reimbursed' or 'tenant unreimbursed', and then create a security deposit balance report, that would pull everything together.I'm just looking for advice from someone that has already figured out a simple and standard way to handle this.

There will be unexpected costs that come up, so make sure you give a little cushion in your budgeting for that. 5) Screening- Have a thorough and standardized screening process.

When the tenants moved out, he discovered they had utterly trashed the place and the cost to bring it back to market standard (and thereby get a more desirable tenant) was beyond him. 

He is well beyond the standard allowable conventional loan limit and uses the best means possible (private money) to continue to fund his single family real estate investments in several markets around the United States, some for cash flow and others for appreciation.