Any extra or potentially excess fees?

This is referring to “excess business losses” which is the concept of limiting losses in any one business to 500k (MFJ) in any given year to offset other income.Real estate is the major industry benefiting from this because of depreciation increasing paper “losses”.

Ratio is skewed at the moment as I been dropping excess cash into the markets to take advantage of cheap index shares.

If you simply say, I am going to not touch my account until it has $20k in it, that should go a long way, and after that you can reinvest or spend or whatever excess as you wish.

  $600 for a 20 minute tour of a house and 2 hours of works is excessive.  

I did reach out to all with a stay safe letter to advise all to let everyone to follow social distancing guidelines, to not hold any group parties at the property, to be mindful of excessive internet usage (that work at home is a necessity but binge watching shows around the clock is not), and to let me know if they have any maintenance requests because if and when our city or state (FL) implements a stay at home order I will switch to emergency service only mode.My thinking on this rent issue is a two tiered strategy. 

My real estate commissions were in excess of 50k last year and that’s just on my own deals.

On Mar 31, the FHA 30 fixed rate advertised was 3.12 and our rate is 3.12. If you agree, then using a rate by down from X to 3.12 as justification for a 8500.00 dollar commission is outrageous. Our credits that could ...

We've had plenty of kitchens run in excess of $75,000.

When I do that, I typically increase the charge 15% for each tenant to cover excess use.