When analyzing a potential deal, what methods do you use for integrating this expected difference in repair/turnover cost into your analysis of the deal?

Here are some favorites for me:Buffer - Great for scheduling and automating social media posts.Podio - Great for organizing your leads and flow.Mailchimp - Best for newsletters and automated mailers in my opinion. 

I've been fortunate enough to hop onboard the social media marketing strategy and seen incredible results compared to the dwindling snail mail campaigns. 

They are in an HOA for the common good of a rental property to maintain exterior integrity and protect against a slum lord driving down values through lack of maintenance of the rules of a community or the repairs and landscaping needed to attract great tenants.  

I though about contacting the owner directly, but I am trying to build good relationship with real estate agents, lenders and contractors, so I think I need to protect my integrity ( am I right?)

Most people overlook this area because of negative stigma perpetuated by media but there is a lot of great value. 

(I am an apartment manager, graphic designer, web designer, social media expert, publicist, writer, festival planner and very connected person in Tacoma). 

I use integrity property management and I have 70 doors.

Brandon has BP, Ben Leybovich has CFFU, and others just continue doing things within real estate (PM, flipper, broker, realtor, developer, etc..) to reduce the turbulence.The concept of retiring quickly using RE has been published in blog posts and mentioned in several podcasts but it is oversimplified for mass media production.

Some wholesalers put profit above integrity and in doing so they don't last long in the business.