First we directly pay all the duly owed utility bills, but then we re-bill to the Tenants on a % of square footage basis as a "recoverable."

It sounds like you are just getting started on your RE journey so I'll point you in a few directions and give you some ideas and some things to think about.Firstly, I'd recommend reading all the books on RE - preferably the ones written more recently as the market has changed drastically over the past few years.

I'm looking to expand into RE and couldn't be more excited.

A great way to start is by attending RE events and joining a local investors association.

Question: what is the $2k for re-leasing costs?

Until you know the process you do need a good RE attorney who knows the process well.

Disappointing to hear that the 8s are high, but at least the numbers still cash flow and we're in deep on this deal, so I'll consider my options here and consider what a re-finance looks like later.Appreciate your input guys!

This could have three fold impact ---> allow for writing off paper losses against W2 income, increase the property value by increasing monthly rent, and all the normal cash flow benefits for RE...right?

Hi! I’m sure this is an easy one but I am new to this strategy. I currently have a rental with a tenant. I started leasing to her about 9 years ago and the rent rate is way underpriced based on the market. I did a wal...

A great way to start is by attending RE events and joining a local investors association.