A pretty BIG price.The acute problems come after the sale.

It's one thing to tell a tenant to use a cutting board to protect the counter tops, even better to start them out with one!

It's a cute house (about 1,500 square feet), but that obviously doesn't make it a deal.

This number is used by some people as a cut-off point: "I won't do a deal if it does not cashflow at least $100/mo/door". 

Get a cut - spread some natural uncooked honey on it to prevent infection.

All of the tenants have been middle aged or older women. they love it because it's actually a cute little house.

If you have a large project where many material suppliers are involved, you ask each of them for a waiver when you purchase materials, for small items simply keep receipts.......you may have a "cut-off" amount like $500 and less just rely on receipts, for a $2500 HVAC unit get a waiver.

Do they get a cut?

Kim and I are linked for life now, rental property and a cute little money sink hole who turns two months old in a week.  

I described this as putting a bandaid on a cut, but when the bandaid falls off, the cut will now be an infected incision...Just my opinion.