I think people typically like to be settled before Christmas, so you may get someone in there for a mid-month move, but if you don't have someone the first week or so in December, I think it may mean it will be hard to fill before February- because the end of December means that people are occupied with Christmas and such and aren't allocating time to looking to move or packing stuff up.

If your local taxing authority has an assessed value for the improvement (separate from the land) then use the ratio of the improvement assessment to the total to allocate your $200K against land and improvements.

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The appraiser puts a value on the property less than what the investor allocates.

I wish you nothing but the best on your (lack of) major repairs, but I'd allocated at least $150/month towards snow removal, new roofs, new oven knobs and everything in between.What does $30/month in insurance actually cover?

Where I didn't think so, I sold and re-allocated.

The listed expenses are just shy of $35,900.00 (66.8% of gross) before making allocations for maintenance and PM.

Available funds means income after all other debts and expenses are paid together with amounts allocated to any contingent liability, a debt that could become due, but is not actually obligated currently.

I also don't see any expenses allocated for vacancy, management or maintenance.

However, that didn't matter because the jury allocated enough responsibility that the entity was jointly and severally liable for the entire judgment (was responsible for the entire judgment).