I was planning to bills my own software based on my books, when I first saw houseflippingspreadsheet I decided that it was close enough to what I was going to build that there was no reason to replicate it.It's not exactly what I would have built (like you said the methodology and format is a little different) but it's definitely just as good, if not better than I would have come up with.

Some of those variables are the size of the park, number of vacant spaces, the number and type of park amenities, the age of the park, underground infrastructure age and condition, park location, size of the market, city water or well, city sewer or septic, other utility sources and whether or not they are direct billed, deferred maintenance, cost of management, and more.

Hi Calvin,We pay for all property management technology fee's, etc... and that isn't a separate bill per se.Those are our standard operational expenses so on us to pay for.It would be like McDonalds charging a per burger fee for tech they use hahaWith that said, many folks don't realize how much it costs to be a full time "property manager" and not par time property manager like many realtors are forced to become due to client demand.When you are a brokerage and only focused on property management and not sales, it becomes a very expensive exercise making your company efficient and being able to offer an above par service to tenants and landlords. 

The judgment will most likely be worth as much as the paper its printed on and all you will have to show for it is a legal bill you will be paying your attorney.

Very simple math of $10 x 3 x 365 is $10,950 per annum and these violation are over ten years old, this bill could be huge if I am liable for the daily element of the fines.https://www.nyc.gov/site/hpd/services-and-information/penalt...)Thanks for your help - long time reader, first time poster.

Two to three months right before she had to leave her amazing job didn’t stop my electric bill from being so unusually high my electric company even contacted me to have my home checked out by a professional electrician for anything faulty.

You would then have to charge the tenants for electricity since they wont have a bill.

My bill rate is $400 per hour.

The tank had to be inspected and cleaned as oil dries in an empty tank and clog the pipes and furnace.We had the tank auto refilled, the oil company sends me the bill, and I in turn bill the tenant.

Bill is correct, John: GA did change some habitability- and eviction-related laws, effective 20 days ago - of which I was not aware until just now.