I could easily state that my kitchen knives and crock-pot have achieved a nearly incalculably high internal rate of return.

You pay all the utilities; you need a full unit of furniture and decor; you need plates, utensils, pots and pans, glasses and cups, coffee maker, toaster and basic cooking supplies; you need linens and towels, soaps and shampoo and conditioner and blow dryers and basic bathroom supplies; you need laundry soap and supplies; and you have the cost of cleaning on the turn (usually charged to the guest but you still have to manage it).

Use the inspection to learn what needs to be done, not only what the inspector checks but everything in the place - furniture, small appliances, silverware, pots, pans, everything. 3.

She was a pot-stirrer who always had trouble paying her rent anyway...in fact, I evicted her in Dec...so I didn't necessarily pay her a lot of mind with the complaints, but did text the main tenant for the large family a couple times to please be mindful of neighbors.However, when we were doing showings, I noticed they did have loud music blaring a lot. 

You can sweeten the pot and pay them 1%-3% of the purchase price.

Right, how many licensed pot shops and state sponsored grow operations are there?

I thought annual net is monthly net x 12?

It would be a true trailblazing move for a bright, financially-forward-thinking young lady looking for her one true and perfect soulmate in life to tell her handyman beau to s**t or get off the pot before she takes on legal liability for paying for the full mortgage on their first triplex.Because there's zero chance the beau will call up the stairs one fine morning, "Yeah honey, going out for a pack of smokes, be back soon!"

Or, keep the HELOC revolving as your Cap Ex well and instead of saving each month you use that to pay it down..it's all semantics in the end and how you think about the 'pots' you are pulling from

Two are paid off so my cash flow is about $3,400/month net. I