Operational costs are a direct hit on profitability.If the location you are considering meets all the above, you are on track to be successful today and for the foreseeable future.Investment TeamIf you needed surgery, you would not start medical school.

I'm sure there's a lot of legalese behind a lot of the questions, but at the end of the day if a doctor can connect to robot in another hemisphere to conduct a vital surgery - there's no reason buying a property should involve this many moving pieces. 

I don't have a clue what that plastic or aluminum siding costs.Attached, are two files for breakdowns.

They just aren't.But for retrofits, there's as good as you're going to get without major surgery on your building.I've used them to replace or augment gas heating in a couple of projects.

If you needed surgery, you would not start medical school.

Hello everyone,Long time member, first time poster.It’s a long story and I’m writing this on my phone so I’ll skip some parts.Current residents in one of my units are not actually on a lease (mom is on lease but moving out leaving daughter there etc)I’ve already talked to them letting them know we will need to have a new lease signed with everyone living there to be on it.During our conversation, it was mentioned that one of them will be having a surgery soon and will be in a wheelchair for a while.They requested I add a ramp to the house (this is a double width mobile home).So my question is, do I have to add the ramp?

I almost had a technician out to fix the disposal, but then on my second visit found a plastic piece in the bottom.

Instructions were “this Is going to be a long term hold I don’t need White House cost on parts but I want long lasting parts, I.e. the 50.00 metal toilet repair kit instead of the 20.00 plastic one.”

I get that you have little experience and that you are asking for help and guidance but what you are asking is like saying, "Hey, I don't' know how to perform surgery but I have this scalpel and this operating table, any advice would be appreciated".

We bought some of those large plastic trash bins from Home Deport, 64 gallon I think, with a few smaller recycling bin and all of the tenants haven't had an issue wheeling their trash to the curb (and buying their own town specific trash bags).