Drop all the vices: Drinking, smoking, waking up late.Set that alarm early with no snooze.

. / $61,632 Yr.Expenses (Taxes, Gas, Common Electric, Repair fund, Garbage, Fire Alarm, Insurance, Water) - $2,500 Mo. / $30,000 Yr.NOI - $2,636 Mo. / $31,628 Yr.Mortgage - The balance of the comm loan (12yrs left on 15yr term) is 254K - 2,190mo.They are open to seller financing the balance of whatever is the accepted offer.  

Things like, getting an alarm clock and learning how to use it come to mind.

We use commercial grade typically used for a gymnasium floor ... in fact we managed to "acquire" a few 5gal pails at an alarmingly good price from the surplus when one of the universities installed a new gymnasium a few months ago.

I do not see an issue with it being illegal (from whomever would enforce), I shared section 8 experience to give their stance on it from a safety standpoint.If your tenant is worried about it, there are a lot of inexpensive items to consider as simple as a door chain to alarm devices that will connect to wifi, that can be armed remotely. 

It merely should alarm you if you are exceeding it.  

Many of these issues listed are basic items that any good operating company would never miss like every window should open regardless of condition, gutters should be tight and clean, never missing fascia, siding and soffit should all not only be fixed but in place, smoke alarms and fire extinguishers in every home, etc... 

Three hundred bucks for an alarm system.

In addition, you'll likely need to add hard wired / communicating smoke alarms once you redo a certain percentage of the electrical.

I misread it and alarms in my head started going off.Rob, I generally pay $100 to $125 for registered agent services in the states I'm in, but I have not bothered to shop around.