Wondering if any experienced landlords/ property managers out there have figured out how to "trim the fat" off their rental property expenses & or time allotted to them?

This is only my opinion, but even with going a little over budget and into my contingency funds, my answer to that GC would be a big, fat NO.

In fact I have my morgtage brokers cell number with me all the time. 

(Here in California is fat outside of our price range).Our search has brought us into the New Orleans area; multifamily properties are available and reasonably priced.Beyond being mindful of the flood zones, is there any additional considerations to investing in this area specifically if the numbers make sense?

We walked away from the settlement table with a fat check and a brand new farm.Then I learned how expensive farm equipment is.

No properties to flip, rehab or rent, no contractors, tenants or other annoyances to bother you... just cashing fat checks every month...

I get about 20 calls a day and they won't stop calling me after repeated requests.My numbers are on "do not call registry" and they violate it.It has become flat out harassment and I have had to just turn the ringers off on my cell and landline.It is like a bunch of people keep going to the same class and keep getting sold the same list.

Albeit, sometimes I use excel like a chalkboard and I forget what number I tagged to what cell.

They did a section of roof for me on my apartment complex.Cyrus Umberger [email protected] cell: (713) 204-1391 Foam Kote Inc.1102 Minnesota St.

General Liability insurance; vehicle insurance; surety bonds; fleet tracking; cell phones; W-2 employees that have social security, medicaire, medicaid, benefits, and taxes.