vacancy, repairs, capex, management, any shared utilities, any groundskeeping not done by the tenants, any permits or registration fees, etc. 

I've seen these situations spiral out of control and lead to occupants neglecting/damaging the property, such as making holes in the wall to look for hidden cameras, nailing doors and windows shut, etc.

If they insist mold is hidden and impacting their health, I will offer to have the home professionally tested.

The other project aims to generate income through entry fees to cenotes and nature trails.

I sold a condo in the Bay Area because of the ever increasing HOA fees and bad financial management of the HOA - this went against my rule of selling off CA properties. 

Law requires a 3-day grace period, so I charge a late fee on the 5th and never waive it.3.

I just had one of these I made a title claim and the title company paid me off.if your stupid enough to buy without title insurance your in trouble.also if you don't know any better and don't pay for a policy that also covers the wholesale fee your going to be out of luck when you make your claim . along with any rehab you have done.Now for me I was able to make the claim and got paid AND I filed a quiet title action and won that so now I own the property .. the fraudster is being chased by the title company and well it took 18 months but it looks like we might come out ahead..

This will save you in dump fees and labor.

Some of what I am seeing are:- Legal Fees- Underwriting Fees- Corelogix and other data feesWhat's next - Fees for if you are an American living in America?

There would be a fee for the rentals, an HOA, and a land lease agreement.