So in my household we have two ultrabooks, two Kindles, three smartphones, one iPad, one iPod, three power banks and all I have on the kitchen island are two duplex outlets and one of them is occasionally used by a rice cooker or a blender, so you have everyone unplugging one adapter and plugging in another, and some adaptors, once plugged in, are in the way of another one.

Thats why I turned to BP to ask professionals because I dont want to create a sticky situation for myself and reputation.

These have to be inspected for bank financing, again if you ever plan on selling, and these wells can get really sticky depending on when they were installed, if there has been and unauthorized additions to the house and whether it is in full working order.

This eliminates anything sticky down the road.

Except for rare cases, the rice is set by the agent and owner, and is No indication of what the bank will accept.

I have spent 14 years as a paralegal and I am aware that the courts hold agents to a higher standard than investors that are not licensed when cases are litigated (I worked for a firm that represented Rice).

Whenever I get a call/note/lead I put a sticky up so I can track.I don't use as much as I thought I would, but it's there for reference.

The sticky part though is that, I agree with 30 days and not 60, and that is where they will again try to boss us around.

Read the sticky threads in the landlording forum before stating how much you will project for "profit".

Then your expenses, are much more than $2,737.50 for the year.I suggest that you spend some time in the following forum:Landlord and Rental Property Questions.Here is the link:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52-rental-property-questions-landlording-issuesI suggest that you spend some time reading the first 4 "stickies," and the first one that you should read is the "50% rule."