In general I look at property ownership as more of a "stewardship" role - focusing on the care and upkeep of the property that is my responsibility, and treating my residents fairly and with humanity - instead of nickel-and-dimeing them.

LOLNo, I think hell is in Kansas somewhere....sounds like you're in a good area, location and weather wise.Newbies need to understand inflation, when I began a loaf of bread was a dime, if you use todays numbers as to what you'll need in 40/45 years, you'll be in the soup line

If you have a niche business with very few people involved, it is much easier to rank high in the search engines without spending one dime to get there.

They speak lies as their first language, from the day they meet you with their tenancy application in hand.Having the actual gall to make demanding service calls for exterminators or refrigerator service while not paying a dime of rent, so that they may be comfortable and have all their human needs met day after freeloading day of their life, what effect do their delusional claims have?

I believe every dime you spend during renovation, including holding costs, is added to cost basis until the date the property is placed “ in service.”

If the successful bidder doesn't pay the senior lien holder off in full, every dime they spent on my junior lien foreclosure goes into the toilet when the senior forecloses.

If I can get around replacing the heating units, I won’t be a dime out of pocket which is obviously the BRRRR goal.

One way the management companies make money is the nickle and dime repairs .

Going to court will cost more time and money and you will likely never see a dime of it.

Don't let them train a new manager on your dime.