My goal.......at this point getting over this anxiety.

Hi all,I have a duplex with recurring pest (roaches, mice) issues.

My (meanest, but) best tenant is not particularly sophisticated, but has rent scheduled as a recurring auto-payment, God bless her.

But if you're cash poor at the moment, could be a good short term move just so you;re covered in case something DOES happen.I had some recurring HVAC issues at a particular unit with a warranty on it(my client got a 12 month warranty as part of his purchase). 

Weigh out how many homes you might buy or sell in a year and keep in mind there will be recurring fees to keep your license active and even continued education requirements.

Transfer that 24% to 0% and work your tail off to pay it down.Cut any recurring monthly charge you can, they are deadly because you forget about them and they never stop. 

If  only half of the units can be rented out quickly, you can use one unit to cover the mortgage and use the other rentals to split between recurring expenses (utilities, etc.) and reno expenses, if you are doing the reno yourself. 

Enter recurring charges and automatic late fees.

This house has had a foundation issue in the past and appears to be recurring.

Recurring income is just one of them -- often the least of them too.