Just an aside, prior to buying Indy #2 earlier this year, I looked at other inexpensive markets with 2 turnkey companies in one in Memphis and one who covers Cleveland, St.

Its fine - but when we enter in expenses into financials we have to also come back and put them in the project managements tool.

I'm planning to value add to my Bay Area SFH which I should have done in the first place instead buying in 2023 which will increase cash flow way more than buying anymore inexpensive properties.

If property is not redeemed I get a deed in the mail.REally like this play for assets that are inexpensive.. and your paying cash.. risk is minimal to nill and as long as your play is simply rent and keep very long term.. its a genius move.. most folks are so worried that you have little to no competition..  !!!! 

How to build an inexpensive house that people want and that makes investors a lot of money.

Inexpensive, intuitive, and has a lot of good features, including the late fee penalty.

That said, stock pools are inexpensive but I'm not sure they are anything more than visual candy for your listing - and perhaps more hassle and most adults won't look at that anything like a hot tub experience. 

Then subtract any decrease in expenses from before to after, or add any increase.

Walk around Home Depot; it is not inexpensive to rehab properties.

Bulk salt, oils, vinegars and tons more.TP, paper towels, small soaps and shampoos, coffee pods, tea, creamers, Splenda and sugar packets, disposable cups, inexpensive food containers to take food home, Ziplocs, aluminum foil, parchment paper, plastic wrap....on and on.I believe is providing a lot of stuff like that for guests.