I said I had learned of a way that I could eliminate capex and management from the situation.

I'm leery but open to the idea, as it obviously eliminates a tenant search and possibly vacancy.

Hello, I just bought a house w/ a mortgage of 30 yrs. + 4.5% interest rate, 3% down. The loan amount was for 235k.My P&I = 1,194 / moPMI = 86 / moIf I don't make prepayments, then I can get rid of PMI in 10 years....

It's those maniacs that buy homes cash via quit claim deed off of craigslist that really get screwed.Make sure your property manager is a licensed real estate brokerage.Understand you can not eliminate all risk, only mitigate it.

I'm thinking turn key would eliminate/delay some of the capex and maintenance and ultimately make the vacancies easier to fill but then I'm getting into more expensive territory.

Also, I suspect that going to battle over keeping them in the lease would just cost more in legal fees than it would recover and would not improve the situation.Would appreciate any suggestions on minimizing/eliminating breaking of lease in the future.

Security tokens allow contractual features such as liquidation preferences, ratchets, and drag-along rights to be baked into the securities, eliminating unnecessary costs for investors.3.

The FHA loan cap is about at the median price now, so that will eliminate a lot of houses too.

In an average year, the water bill comes to about 1k annual of which only about $160 is actually water, so I have debated including it in the budget because the numbers overall are easy to estimate and it eliminates a step.   

There are definitely a couple of jobs I will be eliminating to bring the costs down a bit.