Long term probably good for my credit though as I have 6 figures of revolving credit from multiple sources with ~1-2% utilization at any time (balances always paid in full at end of the month).

That sounds good to me, but then I also cringe at the thought of paying taxes this year for that income.Because of Fort Bragg, this is a market and revolves heavily around soldiers coming and going.

Once the leases expire I will certainly begin charging CAM fee’s on the new leases.I guess I'm having the most difficulty budgeting maintenance expenses.

These costs are often passed on to tenant in rent as a “CAM” charge.Office, Some industrial and retail           As for who pays for utilities, multiple factors would need to be considered: lease type, # of tenants, meter setup etc.

It works like a revolving charge account.

Basically revolves around a possible partnership with someone using my credit to obtain a loan that is going to be used to buy a property.I found a posting on Craigslist of a guy looking to use someone's credit to buy real estate in exchange for $10k upfront.

So far with careful tenant screening, communication, automatic payments and tenacity the room share thing works out nicely.My question revolves around the idea of working with other younger folks who still have their first time home buyers option or their VA option.

And getting these lines of credit seems to be fairly simple and you can have access to the funds in 24-48 hours, and don't have to apply/re-apply each time, and it acts like any other revolving line of credit in that you can reuse it over and over so long as you're able to manage it efficiently.  

If they have many years left on the lease it is doubtful they will want to renegotiate anything unless it is to their advantage ( TI credits, months of free rent for early renewal, annual increases less in the option periods, caps on controllable CAM by so much percentage a year,etc.).Business owners tend to be professional business tenants with attorneys negotiating renewals and new leases.

I have heard good things about Cam Taylor but am looking for any suggestions.