Do you charge and how much.Acceptable Vacancy Rate - we own a reasonable # of doors in the city of Milwaukee - not great areas but not horrible either.Thanks in advance State laws dictate what you can charge for a late fee (in DE we have a 5-day grace period and the maximum allowable late fee is 5% of the rent amount) so look at your landlord-tenant code for this.As far as pet fees, it is also capped per the landlord-tenant code for our state at one month's rent.Too many variables to address your vacancy rate question.  

I'm a new real estate investor who's primarily making deals in Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties.

@Bruce LynnThe bankruptcy was filed in Delaware and I don’t believe you can “hide” your proof of claim, you could understate I guess if you are embarrassed but I am 99.9% sure this will all be public record.

The first is in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro - a small 2 bedroom oceanfront condo. 

Here are some legal resources to answer questions: https://guides.sll.texas.gov/landlord-tenant-law/security-de...If possible, get your hands on a copy of "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" by NOLO.

Chad Carson has had some great content on this - how it de-risks a portfolio, for example.just curious if you don't mind sharing, what's your portfolio look like? 

It looks like in your state (CT) like my state PA that electricity is de-regulated meaning that the consumer can actually choose the company that generates the electricity separate of the one that maintains the physical lines and handles billing.

Delaware is next up to bat.

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I want to de-leverage, as the government in my area has spun out of control.