I evicted Tiffany due to drug use (which meant the COVID moratorium didn't apply), and she left me loads on loads of trash in her place, including her VHS fat=fetish porn collection, which showcased such hits as "Life in the Fat Lane 2 -- The Heavy Load."

Also if a burner goes out on the coil ones, it is dead easy to replace it.

Sure it ate a few bucks into my profit, but let me tell you, when you have Fat Pocket guys like I do, losing even one of them would hurt way more. 

I prefer a thick sheaf of used, greasy bills in a fat little envelope.

You said you got them a countertop stove is that to replace the oven or the burners? 

I like to have at least $400/ month gross flow cause I don’t have a high paying W-2 or fat bank account if something pops up.

We have a cleaning lady in today but she's not shop-vaccing up construction debris and the like or standing on a ladder to clean the outsides of the casement windows, picking floor protector boards up, disposing of trash, peeling stickers off of appliances and setting up shelves and burners...Odds and ends like applying Deck Over to the deck, painting basement stairs, etc.

In fact, I wish agents would just stamp a big fat I for issues on the first picture of the house to make it easier.

Since that supposed investor backed out  because of the possibilities of being taxed on the money he was going to be investing,  I put things on the back burner since I had some residential real estate deals that I was able to focus on and close.

@Paul ColemanI would also be careful chasing depreciation and make sure it’s a sound investment.I believe in the applewood foreclosures the investors got bonus depreciation then lost their entire investment then guess what happened, they got the double whammy of having to pay back that depreciation so not only did they lose their entire investment but they had to cut Uncle Sam a big fat check