Hopefully, we can bounce ideas off of each others heads and I can help contribute!

Plus a good real estate attorney is a great resource to bounce ideas off of, although I may be biased.A couple last thoughts, please keep in mind that this post is very general as to all 3 aspects, and is largely just my personal opinion on the options.  

I personally like to keep about 1 month's expenses for the entire portfolio sitting in checking, just to make sure I never bounce anything / have space for surprises.In addition to that, I keep 3 months of fixed & est. variable expenses + whatever my reserve study requires (http://cl.ly/image/1G3n2P0s3Y3p).

We can bounce ideas off each other and better understand why we think the way we do.Btw, I understand that the property tax in Milwaukee is a little high.

Correct, collect pay expenses and send payment - we did this by the 15th as long as the tenant paid on time (by the 5th to allow for any checks to bounce).

I'm down in Financial, but I spent quite a bit of time bouncing around the UES bars when I was younger.

Clicks, traffic and bounce rate are factors for my advertisers, not what someone's reply is. 

I got the number and would call and bounce questions and scenarios off of this person and would always get some meaningful insight, this was by far to me my de-facto mentor.

Says when the filming crew is filming THAT house it slows down alot,,,they are building and filming several locations at once so tv stars are bouncing all over back and forth locations.

I am charging a little higher rent than the previous tenants. just bouncing ideas!