Good luck and don’t let emotion rule your wallet.

I keep them in my Daytimer or wallet until I sit down and enter them into Quick Books (or Quicken for my personal receipts).

I did put matching hardware in the drawers under the sink, I realized those were missed after taking those pictures.

I take pictures of the locks and take them to the hardware store, where the nice locksmith helps me. 

New paint, water tanks, one furnace (other was still working fine), new flooring and carpet throughout, new doors and hardware, fixed all plumbing issues, updated electrical, and new appliances for both units.Property taxes: $1,100 annualUtilities: I allot $200 per month, yet to exceed that (Only pay for water and sewer, trash is included in Property Tax)Maintenance: $100 allotted, yet to exceed ($70 for lawn mowing from Spring to Fall (bi-weekly), and winter up to $100 for snow plow)Offering: $67,500 (10% down)Terms: 72 months (30 year Amortized)Interest: 6.5%Payments: $1,188.64 per monthAdditional Comments: This property gets a ton of interest because it is the nicest and best looking property in that neighborhood.

Stay away from the “guru” sales-pitch events - they rarely increase your investment knowledge, they merely empty your wallet!

i.e. is it going to break my wallet?

"Leave your Wallet At HOME!"

Stay away from the “guru” sales-pitch events - they rarely increase your investment knowledge, they merely empty your wallet!

In the case of the faucet, one of the nobs was busted off, he didn't specify whether the cost was for the replacement hardware or labor.