I don't know if your lease agreement defines utility charges as "additional rent" or not.

Orlando is one of the most hot market in real estate, so finding the right property management company that handle your property in the most professional manner possible in all aspects is really challenging. you want a company that specializes at residential real estate either multi or single family and most likely serving the area that you are investing in. 

Now I am with C21 Prime Time which I have been for thirteen days have defined my old sales skills with consistently sharpening my cold calling phone skills through attending their script and role play every Tuesday and Wednesday morning training.

Like most things in life there are positive and negative aspects on any feature.

The main hurdle that many of our borrowers face are the income aspect of it, especially expensive markets like the West coast.

In general Land purchases very much depend on the end goal and end use you have in mind, then once you have that defined there will be various DD items to complete depending on that use and your intent to develop, hold, or sell it. 

So, I think it definately takes more savvy these days, but there is still low hanging fruit in the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida everywhere I look. 

Let me know if you need more details on any part of this calculation or other aspects of your deal!

Good question First just wanted to make sure equity is understood.Let’s say the market value for a house is 100,000The owner has a mortgage for 80,000The owners equity is 20,000Now that equity is defined check this out: of the owner had a mortgage for 100,000 he would have 0 equity.

I would put a caveat on it that the best neighborhood should be defined as what you have a tolerance to manage.