First and foremost, the organization that compiles all the data into easily digestible files for my developer to work with could stop providing the data out of nowhere.

First and foremost, the organization that compiles all the data into easily digestible files for my developer to work with could stop providing the data out of nowhere.

A turnover costs money, even if the previous tenant leaves the unit in rental condition.I'm not about cow-towing to renters, but if you can save yourself a turnover with either a few minutes of work, or a few hours of crafting an automated system to deal with problem tenants, isn't that worth it?

I love mobiles, and they are cash cows, but there's no good way to borrow to get your money, (or in this case jeep)  back out, except by selling, of course, and over time, the land value will probably go up, or even the house and land value.  

Let me digest this information and get back to you. 

Holy cow, @John Thedford ... they are screwed unless they can get that wire back.

Sometimes it’s a misunderstanding about what you want because there are owners that see rentals as cash cows and don’t care if they fall down and others who care about the upkeep and tenant quality affecting the neighborhood. 

A Solo 401(k) is a qualified employer retirement plan, and needs a legitimate business activity with no full time employees to act as a sponsoring employer.You can read all day long on BP and get into paralysis of analysis, as well as digest some less than accurate information on the topic, to be sure.Alternately, you can read up a bit, with the goal of identifying a few professionals in the field, and then get on the phone. 

I was just like you when I started out...digesting information from all over the place. 

Oh, and there's a 9 unit 3 story brick building in Carrick for 90k, needs some love but will be a cash cow for somebody.