I'm getting married in July and my fiance and I have set a goal to buy our first rental property within our first year of marriage as our "Anniversary/wedding gift" to ourselves.

Have the residents put a set amount into a common use pool, like $25  a month for TP, dish and hand soap, etc.5. 

It's interesting on BP we've got this whole group of knuckle heads who do all this ra ra crap about a person convincing someone to sell their $520k property for $200k but the same group of people get on their soap boxes when their property manager charges them a $200 lease renewal fee, lol.

I believe in Wisconsin the inspections are only every 2 years as long as the unit is in good standing but I know other places like Illinois they are still annual on the anniversary date of the tenant's move in.

Paper Towels (two rolls) ($2-$3 bucks)Toilet Paper (4 pack) (for when moving people forget the basics during a move)Hand Soap ($1.79 I think)Dish Soap ($2.00 or less Dawn)I spent maybe $60 on all of it max.

Before you know it, you will be celebrating your first anniversary and moving on to bigger deals and greater success.

It is not calendar years but January 1st of the 5th anniversary initial deposit. 

Just a note, I'm not too familiar with Life Insurance as well so I'm trying to help my mother out.Also is it the policy of Insurance companies to mail out the Notice of Anniversary date on the exact Anniversary date?

My biggest expenses are toilet paper and soap. 

An “annual valuation period” is an annually recurring period of not more than 90 days that begins no later than the anniversary of an entity’s initial valuation date.