If the property were built in 2015 I'd drop the numbers down because they probably won't eat up a lot of maintenance.  

As we all know business is about growing, but a lot of business die from eating too much than starving.

It is eating into my margins and was curious if I am overpaying for maintenance..? 

Hey, heres an idea, tell your kids ds to stop picking at the paint and eating it ,then screaming lead posing and try getting a pay day.  

Deal sharks can eat its meal in any water he finds it in.

I attended the seminar recently in Pasadena sep/16/2022Of course the rep or speaker was very motivational and did make it seem to become rich in a click of a bottom.. what he aslo said is that people are scared to take chances like this because of lack of education... he mentioned this only Once, But thats all i needed... then he kept going on talking all about the Postive and easy steps and wealth and etc.. at the end i left without paying $300 to become a memeber or attend 3 day class... remember education ... so i went home and educated myself checked everything needed on line.. and there are more cons than pros.. and the big fish eats the small fish.. before buying any lien you have to attend an Auction... was i ready to face those auction people .. no is every lien a winning bid No.. am i getting the best lien no .. big investors wont let you do that.. but this semianr made $300 per person that night ..  

Sargent said she will eat every charge.

I've seen some logical points made that under estimating Cap Ex may not be realized until many years later when a few larger than expected expenses eat up years of "cash flow".

If they are a good coach, they will have you drilling fundamentals every day, watching everything you eat, studying the rules and strategies, lifting weights, and more.

Plus if you do not have a well established team to get your project finished up before the end of the summer selling season, you may not get the return you were expecting as holding costs and declining values are eating profits.Option 2 sounds like a safer bet, but yes you will have to cover some expenses and may have to carry the property with your own cash until rent prices appreciate enough over the years to cover your mortgage payments.