@Zach Wright i offer wifi in the units. ive been back and forth on this alot. i rent my rooms for 595 per month. thats a good rate in my opinion. i dont want to milk them for everything so i include utilities in that price. i know some people that put TVs in the unit, furnish them etc. i have done that but do not do that anymore. i also know people that cater to traveling professionals and deck those places out too and charge a premium. 

So is expecting some far-away guru to guide you to the land of milk and honey.  

I have only skimmed over the platform and the property management company using it only utilized certain features, similar to how you do.

My goal is to keep for the long term and milk the property.

I skim headlines of CNBC and Seeking Alpha daily and read articles that i find relevant, including write-ups on REITS. 

Any original sheetrock was skim coated. 

I am trying to contemplate all the ways I can milk out more profit out of this.

Try to find people who can be trusted, care about doing good work, and aren't out to milk you out of every dollar.

Milking FAFSA requires advance planning, and last-minute cost segregation won't work.9.

From what I've seen, heard, and have experienced in the first two months of 2018, I can for sure say that the areas bordered by Northside Dr, West Lake Ave, Joseph E Lowery, and I-20 is probably the hottest in the entire country, and no this isn't an exaggeration...Prices are up, inventory is down, and new homes are either staying on the market for only 10-15 days and being bought up cash, or they're staying on market for 30+ days and milking each offer they can get.