And if the landlord doesn't charge me the fees, I'm going to always use a CC.I just had a roof redone on a rental. 

The syndications can give you tax-deferred monthly/quarterly distributions due to the GP doing a cost segregation analysis and applying the massive yearly depreciation (on building/parking lot/roof/HVAC etc) against the yearly income.

The HOA in which the unit I am purchasing provided their HO-6 policy to our lender and our lender is questioning the following as it appears on the policy:Special FormReplacement Cost (Actual Cash Value on Roofs)The verbiage in parentheses is the one causing the hold and need for clarification.

If my health was a rental property I'd say it's probably C class with sketchy tenants that mostly pay on time but sometimes have to be evicted, the roof needs reshingling and the foundation has some cracks that probably need some attention 🤣

You will lose the roof sometime in the next 40 months.

I am replacing a roof, replacing a 2 ton HVAC and the electrical panel.  

The roof is new so shouldn’t have leaks but you never know and would like to know when a problem happens so we can get it fixed without causing more damage because it not addressed can cause more money to fix and further damage. 

New roof, HVAC, turned a 3 season sun room into full livable sqft.

Then the condos needed new roofs so there was an assessment of $400 for 10 years.

We are usually at about 1.5 times median and rent to people who are looking for a lifestyle and not just a roof over their head.