I did not do extensive research.

For instance, if the parent is Texas Real Estate Group LLC, the following are acceptable: 1.

I have lots of single-family and 1-4 unit multis that I think it works pretty well for too.But, it's just a general rule and many properties are way lower and many properties are way higher.For instance, I have some office space where the tenants pay for most of the repairs. 20-30% is probably more accurate for that type of property.I have some 'nearly new' duplexes that have very little repairs or maintenance.

So for instance, if I have 20% leftover every month, that goes directly to principal. 

I always recommend to my clients and prospects to get an insurance coverage that is as extensive as possible.

The Rewey’s have an extensive library of presentations on every topic imaginable which I found very helpful.

I have spoken with him extensively about the strategy.

I've done extensive research and familiarized myself with the basics, I believe there's no substitute for real-world experience and practical advice. 

Up until recently I had been doing my own book keeping for both which was a terrible idea haha; I have gotten extensions on my taxes for the past 5 years because i manually itemized all expenses I did not keep up with throughout the year on EXCEL.

The end that just won’t end: they asked for several extensions as they were not able to secure housing they liked enough… i allowed the extensions.