I've talked to a few people about doing rentals and most of their responses are about the same "start of with a cheaper small house, rent it out and gradually work towards getting more lots and then work bigger towards dupleces and so on" I need direction for learning tools I really am starting fresh, I don't have knowledge really at all on market what factors that are in play when going to buy a house or renting it out or anything like that.

Not sure how to offer "fresh" items like milk or bakery muffins if I can't have them in a supply closet for the maids to put out after a cleaning...I am putting a Keurig in and planning to offer a variety of coffee, tea, and hot cocoa pods and some shelf-stable half and half or creamers.

I can maybe cover 20% down but I'm hessitent cuz I'd be pretty broke I'm thinking maybe I should keep saving before I buy my first property.There's a 3 unit the bottom is a grocery store it's been occupied 10 years. $900 per month current rent Upstairs there are 2x 2 bedroom apts. $600 per month each Total: $2100Listed $110,000 Tax: $166\moInsurance$176/moUtility's; $100/moLawn/snow care: $50/moVacancy:$100/moRepairs: $100/moCapex: $100/moProperty management: $200/moMortgage$462:moTotal expense:$1443Monthly cash flow: $657Annual cash flow: $7884$22,000 downCash on cash return %35I guess that's what the current owner pays in insurance kinda kills the deal a bit.

I can maybe cover 20% down but I'm hessitent cuz I'd be pretty broke I'm thinking maybe I should keep saving before I buy my first property.There's a 3 unit the bottom is a grocery store it's been occupied 10 years. $900 per month current rent Upstairs there are 2x 2 bedroom apts. $600 per month each Total: $2100Listed $110,000 Tax: $166\moInsurance$176/moUtility's; $100/moLawn/snow care: $50/moVacancy:$100/moRepairs: $100/moCapex: $100/moProperty management: $200/moMortgage$462:moTotal expense:$1443Monthly cash flow: $657Annual cash flow: $7884$22,000 downCash on cash return %35I guess that's what the current owner pays in insurance kinda kills the deal a bit.

I have also heard of a service called PayNearMe, that allows him to bring cash to local stores, I think 7-11, maybe others, then they send it to you.

To them, it might be more about you denying them their essential humanity, treating them like troglodytes fresh from a life underground.

We had apartments upstairs that he rents out, plus another store.

Whenever I have an AirBnB related expense, I take a photo of the receipt and put the amount, store, etc. in the subject line/body of the email and send it to that email address.

Or are the residents responsible for storing the energy and utilizing it for particular appliances and etc?

Do they say that about Bankers, Grocery Store Owners, Doctors (well maybe doctors..bad example) plumbers, etc?