Thanks for reading,Cam

Once the leases expire I will certainly begin charging CAM fee’s on the new leases.I guess I'm having the most difficulty budgeting maintenance expenses.

These costs are often passed on to tenant in rent as a “CAM” charge.Office, Some industrial and retail           As for who pays for utilities, multiple factors would need to be considered: lease type, # of tenants, meter setup etc.

It might be location specific, or it might be that the listing agent's marketing isn't up to par (poorly taken photos, or no photos at all, no description, agent didn't click the right buttons on the mls so it didn't post to all the websites, agent non responsive, there might be a registered sex offender next door, etc.)

If they have many years left on the lease it is doubtful they will want to renegotiate anything unless it is to their advantage ( TI credits, months of free rent for early renewal, annual increases less in the option periods, caps on controllable CAM by so much percentage a year,etc.).Business owners tend to be professional business tenants with attorneys negotiating renewals and new leases.

I have heard good things about Cam Taylor but am looking for any suggestions.

Didn't buy the house but did walk into one for a viewing and the man of the house left his "pump" on the floor and the random sex toy that was exactly in the middle of the almost empty bedroom.

Has anyone here come across a situation where you learn a registered sex offender owns a MH in a small park you had under contract?  

I intend to purchase 3 trail cams w/ night vision.

Fence won’t stop anyone from coming in that wants to.Nest Cam is a great inexpensive alternative to any type of hardwired system if you’re going to go that route anyways.Pictures would help me give more advice...Try to limit exterior to “MUST Repairs” ie.