The rental rates listed on the MLS should be reflective of the current rental rates.

Keep in mind, being responsible for those various forms of credit can reflect on your score.Increase your credit limits!

@Rob Bianco, first I would reflect on what went right and what went wrong with your current properties.

If I miss raising the rent one year I can't make it up, and while the increases each year are supposed to be reflective of increasing costs, they might generally but not specifically.

At some point, you do have to adjust your game plan to reflect on the competition.  

I raised the rent this year to reflect rising rental rates in the area.  

The addresses in previous years were heavily weighted to lower value properties, probably reflecting subprime loans.  

There isn't a lot detail provided but one paper is a receipt for insurance which is $2159 (this is also reflected below in August) which I guess is paid in advance for the next year.

Investors are projecting that these neighborhoods will reflect the more overt changes in formerly crime ridden areas in Brooklyn before they can actually see it.Staten Island is still a viable option if it's close to the bridge but more solely for investment than hacking.

How will the Balance Sheet reflect the cost basis?