I need to cover all my expenses and also get some profit margin.That is why I am in a landlord business.With the inflation at 30% (go to a gas station or a local store to learn by how much the power of your money decreased) I cannot raise by $100.I will be in a big fat negative.

Let's set up a meeting so I can share with you my needs and how I can also fill your pockets with fat commissions for finding me what I am looking for.Best,Don

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It’s straight forward and low on frills, fat on solid, actionable advice and education.

Expecting next year to be a fat cash flow year with all the capex invested from last two years

There would be more than enough fat to pay the mortgage, pay a property manager slightly above market for the extra headache, put aside reserves for capex and taxes, and still generate at least a couple hundred bucks in cash flow. 

David & Katie:  Wow...thank you so much for all that no fat information and discription. 

Before you speak to people hoping to make a fat wad of money off you (a lender or a real estate agent), it would be a lot cheaper to buy a successful local real estate investor a nice sammich and listen to what he has to say as he's eating it.A sammich is a hell of a lot cheaper than an agent's commission on a single-family or interest on a six-figure loan.

If you like brown, muddy water, fat people, a nice petrochemical smell, and trash on the beach, this place is for you!

For example, a listing in OKC that is overpriced by $50k will mysteriously have a Zestimate about $4k shy of the list price . . . fast forward 6 months when the seller cut the fat off their list price and are at market value . . . the Zestimate either trails on the high side or sits right at the revised value.