The Net Sale Price is computed by taking your Gross Sale Price and subtracting your routine selling expenses such as real estate broker's commission, documentary transfer taxes, recording fees, closing attorney or escrow fees, title insurance costs (owner's policy only), exchange fees, etc.  

But the leasing, rent collections, routine maintenance stuff is what I equivocate with landlording.

The talks are motivational and focus on how to do things that break people's routines and creates a memorable interaction that leaves a lasting impression.

Residents also routinely skip out on rent and have no problem taking hits to their credit or with being sent to collections.

also last point is when you basically see teaser rates for 8 or 9% HML that does not include points and junk fee's lenders need to net at least 4k per file to stay in business and they can get that through a combination of income channels.. the interest rate spread right now is as stated extremely low.. in my day of lending at 20% apr which was routine my cost of capital was 7 to 8% and we made the delta.. that's a decent spread and business given the risk.also for the best rates you need some pretty good experience behind you.. what you can borrow for and i can borrow for is not what someone entering the market or only has done 3 flips is going to get..  

Ive googled the lists and it seems that the general idea is: Here are seven property maintenance tasks that should become routine.

Is it best to place the bandit signs and leave them for max exposure or create a routine to place them on a Friday and pick them up end of day Sunday?

We don't routinely do it but I know several investors who have.  

I routinely turn down new clients because there is just no way to make some property cash flow.

If you routinely work with a realtor and you are buying or selling multiple times a year with this individual, they will be more than happy to pull comps for you.