Assuming you meant after-interest, the returns look great but well fall as you do scheduled debt paydown (so your equity, the denominator, grows).

If it was a less damaging issue I might wait it out, but water, fire and 'safety' (CO detector etc) and it would be on my schedule not theirs.

If you had told them upon moving in that the HVAC was scheduled to be replaced and that a new fridge was back ordered and would be delivered soon they wouldn't have mad that correlation.

Buyer's agents then call the companies phone number to schedule a showing which can be a huge problem because some of these companies can be slow to get ahold of you.

Renters are notorious for harder wear and tear on a house than owners, so rental homes require more energy from the owner or manager to upkeep.You need to schedule seasonal maintenance to keep appliances functioning, gutters from overflowing and to check in with your tenants.

At least where I worked (SoCal) the inspectors were generally very knowledgeable and honest, Inspections were easy to schedule with a phone call - you could get an inspector to the project the next day.You could always tell the non-permitted jobs done by unlicensed Contractors, horrible, sloppy and dangerous.And @Carlos Ptriawan, most good GCs have their own crews and do much more than just 'inspect' a job...they were there every day doing something and that kind of attention to a job is invaluable.... 

Heavily consider investing with GP's that tend to like the money but do not NEED the money to survive or keep some business model alive.Some of my friends did massive exits with multifamily and sitting on tens of millions or more in cash with pencils down on that asset class unless they can buy quality at say 6 cap and assume a loan with 5 to 7 years remaining in the 3's fixed with 25 to 30 year amortization schedule.

Best to schedule a call specifically with Zach if you haven't yet.

Are there any meetups scheduled for next week?

I'm continuing this from another post I commented on.....I think it's an important enough topic to revisit, we get so many posts from people that had problems with their Contractor and project because expectations were not met (on both sides), and it creates problems with both the schedule and the budget.