One photo had a charger in the wall, sloppy.9.

@Daniel Lynch Boiii, you don't charge rent to your Girlfriend, what if she starts charging you for that A** lol Just get her to pay some utilities or groceries my man !

In my previous duplex, once my reserves would hit $5k I would then pay down the mtg.This is an a growing area outside of my local mid-south metro.  2 universities, military base, and new battery plant (being built) plus a local boom of transplants in the mid south.Asking price is $840k however it just came to market, so not sure how much negotiating room.Would love to hear thoughts and opinions.View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

We cover all costs, meter utilities separately and pay out a lease payment for parking spaces and gross revenues on all chargers installed.

Mine states they are responsible for replacing consumables (light bulbs, batteries, air filters), ordinary pest control, lawn care, etc.

The purposes of this post are to learn strategies and plan further actions.Tenant did not clear the snow from there walk way I informed that that I would now snowblow while snow blowing the charger to the ev car got cut. it was buried under the snow and ran across the walk way The tenant now states her car needs 5000$ worth of repairs.

She choose the latter, so I didn't charge rent for those days.It hadn't occurred to me that renter's insurance might cover something like this, though in this case there was no problem inside the unit--the freeze and break were under the house in the crawlspace.Thanks.

This line item is for those known but unexpected expenses that always come up when you least want them to (new car battery, new washing machine, whatever).

How about finding some raw land, spend as little as possible clearing it and then set up some portable solar, some battery storage and turn it into a RV park. 

Aloha,A 10 year battery is absolutely a unicorn...I haven't had one last more than 4 or 5!