There is a lot of down time and all of your basic needs are met if you can manage to make it to quarters, keep from getting obese and stay out of legal trouble. 2.

Because the population of California will actually see the impact of the 2018 tax act in the first quarter of 2019 when they start preparing their taxes.

There's also (BIG Online) Beginning Investors Group Online held on fourth Tuesday of each month beginning at 7, I think the time is.

Just to let you know where my thoughts are right now, I am thinking of the following:Doing- Bi-Annual HVAC maintenance - Annual Pest inspection - Bi-Annual interior/exterior inspection of each propertyNot Doing- Quarterly Pest inspectionTenants are expected to do:- Change A/C filters every 1-2 monthsPlease let me know, really need to round out my thinking here!

Kind of a diary for each villa that can set reminders "to do" certain tasks based on a quarterly, semi-annual and annual basis....does this exist. 

Regardless I would say no it is no deal because By the time you pay insurance vacancy and repairs, taxes and so fourth your not going to be making any profit on this house .

When I had my other (non real estate) businesses, we have so many other issues to deal with, such as workman's comp, disability insurance, quarterly employee withholdings and federal and state returns to file that it was overwhelming.

The fourth pillar is somewhat similar - you want to separate your operations from your assets.

I agree with those suggesting digging into the numbers - look at each quarter, then compare them.

I am now about a quarter of the way through the Bigger Pockets Book on Rental Properties.