We just got an off-season MTR request on furnished finder for a medical company that places medical providers in rural areas (which is our listing). 

Setting proper expectations and enforcing the lease promptly when necessary will greatly reduce the chances of ever needing to evict or getting into a situation where cash for keys would come into play.

We are both hoping to reduce our taxes this year as we paid a lot in taxes last year.

I am a new real estate investor, and my current strategy is to leverage the VA Loan with a 4-plex to reduce my monthly rent expense.

If by Adult Family Home you mean a non-medical "assisted living facility" (ALF), these can be quite profitable. 

To reduce electrical calls, we educate our tenants at move in on flipping a tripped breaker and limiting electrical use.

We put all of our income into the HELOC which reduces the interest we pay.

While you can try to negotiate anything, I haven’t encountered any broker that’s been willing to reduce the fees.

If you do your due diligence, it can be a great investment and help reduce vacancy.

It's a great way to reduce your costs and is a clear competitive advantage in sourcing opportunities.