When you say "8%" - is that annualized, or a straight 8%?

We have had good experiences with the annual inspections, but have heard horror stories from other LLs. 

There are older properties in Reno and in Northern Nevada (1940's-1960's) with ANNUAL property taxes less than $1,000...

Our required flood insurance tripled in price over about 5 years, was higher than our annual landlord insurance, so we just paid off the mortgage and no longer have flood insurance.  

As my portfolio began to grow, I realized that I was going to be unable to manage the properties and keep a full-time job (we had 5 annual rentals).  

Do these credit cards have annual fees?

This marks the eighth consecutive month of annual price increases, highlighting the ongoing strength and resilience of the Charlotte and national housing markets.

The average annual gross rental income for a platinum one-bedroom condo is $36,000 and rents out an average of 170 nights per year. 

Since you can't be sure until your taxes are finished, here's my advice: contribute to a Roth IRA, as much as you can, up to the annual limit of $6k ($7k if you're over 50).

CPI was up 3.5% YoY.This was hotter than all estimates by the big financial institutions and higher than CPI in February (3.4%):Kalshi: 3.4% Barclays: 3.4%Citigroup: 3.4%Deutsche Bank: 3.4%Goldman Sachs: 3.4%JP Morgan: 3.4%Morgan Stanley: 3.4%UBS: 3.4%Bank of America: 3.3%Core CPI has risen at a 4.6% annual rate, faster than any three month period from August 1991 to 2020 (Furman).In the words of oft-cited economist Mark Zandi of Moodies Analytics… “Ugh.