I'll use 10% as the discount rate because that's what I can get on average in the stock market at the click of a mouse.

But I love the online payments.No checks to deposit and great for maintaining payment history - both for the tenant and me.I also have one tenant that kept bringing cash to my house and leaving it under the mat.

Go to the local laundry mat and see what is the current rate.

Every time I make a payment on the mortgage, I have the option, with about two mouse-clicks, to designate an additional amount (principal only, or escrow if I choose).

Extra large capacity.You have sheets, towels, bath mats, comforters.This is multiple loads.

Quote from @Mat O'Grady: @Nathan B.If I were in your situation, I would get the other units ready as quickly as possible.

The insurance companies primarily seem to be concerned about fires, so showing them that if there wasn't any way for a mouse to get in my house, there probably wasn't much chance of a fire helped me find a insurance company. 

Purchase price: $550,000 Cash invested: $50,000 32 Unit Apartment Complex 1 Mile from Greenbrier Resort-24: 2 bed/ 1 bath units (Current rents = $400-$495 ; Projected Rents: $650-700)-8: 1 bed/ 1 bath units (Current rents= $300-$400 ; Projected Rents: $550-600)-Purchased at 7.76% Cap Rate -Current NOI = $32,500/year-Mom & Pop Managed-Owner Paying Water ($28,000 Bill in 2018)-Laundry Mat on Site = Not functional-Purchase Price: $550,000-Appraised Value on purchase = $700,000-Area CAP Rates 9%-Projected Income: $20,000 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

@Mat LewczenkoTo clarify, the person receiving the referral fee needs to be licensed, not the person paying.

Making more cheddar than the average mouse is part of it.