@Richard Hoyte When calculating your expenses and income you also need to allow for things like lawn care/snow removal if applicable as well as set aside an amount each month for repairs and maintenance, CapEx, and vacancy.

SierraI would set up another bank account in which you pay invoices for pool, lawn, taxes for hotel/motel occupancy, licenses, your management fee and owner proceeds.

In this case, the advantage of investing in the US or Canada was the ability to leverage through borrowing at artificially low interest rates.

Learn from him rather than forming some kind of artificial business relationship.

(actually exterior first, also lawn, landscaping) You can pay for the materials using money from your HELOC.

I know the slanted walls are hard for that, but adding a few pieces where you can, and maybe a few artificial plants in pots would help warm it up.

I always have nice looking places with mowed lawns, clean porches and clean houses.  

Looking at all the options on Zillow Rentals it seems like there's a lot of places falling apart and landlords want their tenants to pay for everything (no washer/dryer included, lawn care not included, first $100 of any maintenance requests, etc).   

Has anyone used AI services to upload a photo and visualize various design features? I see there are some options out there and am curious if anybody has done so. I'm in the planning phases of a renovation and have an...

Renters will not pay for watering the lawn or Plants!!!!