Unfortunately this business is full of people that never get to monetizing stage and many who do that ultimately lose it all or simply quit for lack of progress.So do spend time studying. 

This will elevate your stature as a professional and open up a lot more opportunities for you to monetize deals you can’t buy or wholesale.

Are you saying that you're renting the house for $2,800 per mo... netting $1,000 per month and your not providing them a refrigerator?

They do all the work you collect the check.Write fantasy short stories - Using Wattpad you can connect with 80 million readers and find ways to monetize your short stories.Do a course - Udemy or Coursera allows you to easily do your own course and are the most used.Newsletters - Essentially you create a newsletter on a niche you are curious about and put it behind a firewall.

I've talked with far too many "investors" who were encouraged to "jump in" to investing without any knowledge or plan on how to monetize it.

Leverage over your competition, leverage over your property manager, and certainly leverage in the monetized definition:"the use of a small initial investment, credit, or borrowed funds to gain a very high return in relation to one's investment, to control a much larger investment, or to reduce one's own liability for any loss."

These people monetize everything it's all they know. 

And when Google seeks to monetize it, I would bet we see similar fees.

The company is strategically closing underperforming stores as part of its "Bold New Chapter" turnaround plan, which focuses on enhancing its top 350 "go-forward" locations while monetizing other properties.

Looks like mortgage is over $4K/month on a 30 year mortgage.Purchase Price $950,000Down Payment $70,015 7.37%Mortgage Insurance 35000Closing Costs $18,000.00 4% $18,000.00Interest Rate 4.25%Term in years 25Financed Amount $914,985Payment $4,956.82Renovations/Repairs $20,000Out of Pocket Costs $108,015Monthly Assumed % Manual InputRent $6,000Property Mgmt $480 8.00%Vacancy $300 5.00%Maintenance/Repairs $180 3.00%CapEx $45 0.00% 45Insurance 50 0.00% 50Property Taxes 419.7 0.05% 419.7Rental income tax 0.0 25% 0.0Expenses Subtotal $1,475"Annual % Increase(rent + expenses)" 2.5%1% ruleGross monthly rent should be >= 1% to total purchase price0.63%GRM (Gross-Rent-Multiplier): the lower, the better13.2Cap Rate (Net operating income (annual) / total purchase price): the higher, the better5.72%Net Income After Financing (/mo.) = Net operating income - financing costs-$432years Monthly CashFlow1 -$4322 -$3183 -$2024 -$845 $386 $1637 $2918 $4229 $55710 $69511 $83612 $98113 $1,12914 $1,28115 $1,43716 $1,59717 $1,76118 $1,92919 $2,10120 $2,278