He knows when you leave and knows what your daily routine is like, so he sneaks into your house in order to eat your ice cream and pickles.

You should add on [list]-10% of your revenues as vacancy cost (turnover will run a few days/weeks a year most likely), -10% for routine maintenance like broken windows, torn rug, painting during turnover..., and -another 10-20% for long term maintenance stuff.

I know the frustration with the cubicle money routine and am working my way out of that myself.

Beyond the mortgage, my expenses include taxes ($6K per year), insurance ($1200 per year), and obviously any capital expenditures or routine maintenance that comes up. 

I was hating my job, the long commute, the stifling manager, the boring day-to-day routine…and everything.

The list is long and courts have routinely pierced the veils once a civil tort is proven.

Its the long time periods and compounding that produces the impressive results.Further, that comparison neglects all the interest, taxes, insurance, routine maintenance and significant upgrades that have to be done to actually have a half million dollar house.

I have done about 25 deals so far and have been full time for a year now, I am just looking for some help on a balance and developing a routine again.

It is also easier to keep up on other routine maintenance at the same time and gives us an opportunity to nurture the landlord-tenant relationship.Thanks for sharing the photo.

i am looking for a shop to store my equipment and do routine maintenance in the winter.