Which I would put all of it towards vacancies and capital expenditures and not touch it.

I could go on but we're at $2,800/year being conservative and not accounting for any other capital expenditures either.

I'm sure there has been a neglect in capital expenditure department.

IE didn't plan for vacancy or capital expenditures.  

If my methods prove to be effective, and I get it rented out fully, I will purchase the property.Now my only risk is the minimal expenditures I will have for marketing!

NOI/cap rate - expenditures.

This will minimize some of our capital expenditures.  

Good Morning Anthony,Just some quick thoughts.Your initial cash outlay looks a little light on the closing costs and repair, and could end up being higher, but we will leave it for now.The monthly numbers aren't factoring in several key expenditures.

:I don't understand fully how we as investors might be affected if the government gets serious about paying off debt and actually does it.It depends on the manner in which is it done.If done purely through austerity (spending cuts) there will be slower economic growth as the government expenditures will be subtracted from GDP.

Then I got a monthly deposit that was seriously light, like $500+, which I thought was odd since their policy is to get owner permission for any expenditures over $400.