Or am I stirring to much trouble to bother with something so simple for a first investment idea?

For example, if you'll be replacing a roof and an HVAC system every 20 years for $10,000, that's an average of $500/year, or about $50/month that is very easy to ignore, as you figure you won't have to worry about it for another 20 years.Anyway, using the 50% as a general guideline, it appears most of your properties are probably costing you money after you account for debt service payments.Not trying to derail your question or stir up debate, but wanted to mention that in case you hadn't considered it in those terms.

The other street is a pretty lousy one; I wouldn't want to buy on this second street unless I planned to buy the whole block and rehab it...Some pot-stirring questions:- Does landscaping bring sufficient value to homes in Tucson?

To be a successful investor, you need several ingredients stirred into your investing approach.These include(a) a creative imagination,(b) personal and professional credibility born of integrity,(c) a sensitivity to the seller’s needs,(d) a degree of wisdom to accompany your thoughtful analysis of a given deal, and(e) a willingness to take an educated risk.These ingredients should be considered one at a time.A creative imagination.Every self-made millionaire has been able to think “out of the box.”

I went stir crazy.

Throw it all in a bowl and stir it up, and the average rent is about $500 per month.

You can find forums online of people who have used it for bed bugs.Be careful not to stir it up too much and breathe it in as it is a very fine powder (nothing particularly less safe than any other dust that you breathe in, but just wanted to throw that out there).

This is a post meant to stir general conversation with other business-minded people about finding and working with professionals that focus on our wealth planning, taxes and related areas. 

@Nicole Heasley we do pay everything on time an keep the property up to part I even found out my property managers has been stirring the pot between me an another tenant I’ll complain about noise and other things An she will tell the tenant those things and more instead of just telling them herself to keep it down she will tell them oh they’re spying on you and complaining about the noise and more can I sue for negligence and privacy ?

Didnt mean to stir up any hard feeling against escape clauses but i am considering all options right now and fully doing my research.