If you have a new property to rent or leases coming up for renewal ask them to sign multi year contracts, you will save on repairs and the expense of getting your pad ready for the next renter.

Take a look at the planner pad, it is a great tool and has helped me be more productive since I started using it 2 days ago- Review the next day every evening and again in the morning. - Wake up early!

We are investigating a new business model and wanted to know if anyone is already doing this and if they would reach out to share their experience.The model is as follows: Buy land, clear it, add well, septic and a foundation or pad.

Has anyone considered or tried putting an extra layer of underlayment under luxury vinyl tile - even if it already has a thin pad attached? 

Basically, pad your escrow account in year one to soften the inevitable blow in year two. 

Where do I buy loose yellow paper, I can't find it anywhere, all I find is the writing pads.

After wood has been sistered or replaced, install the columns on a concrete pad, then every week twist up just a bit. 

Use other services too,  Craigslist, Trulia, Pads, Whatever. 

High financing estimate because I like to pad things - $110,000 @ 8%= $807Taxes ($1500/12)=$125Insurance ($1000/12)=$8310% Vacancy=$14010% Repairs/maintenance=$140Rental income ($1400) minus expenses ($1295) = $105 positive flowIs this too good to be true?

Guests ended up trying multiple times and sometimes the pads would just not respond for a few minutes and then suddenly re-activate and let them in.