You can get some good items very inexpensively.

DocuSign is relatively inexpensive

I spent a weekend looking at their business processes, build quality and the neighborhoods they were in.In my experience the two most important things when investing out of state is to know the market (over 1 million in population with consistent growth, a business friendly government, inexpensive houses, and plenty of jobs) and get to know the team enough to trust them (Do they have construction and property management under 1 roof, how do they acquire their properties, do they know neighborhoods street by street, what is their screening process, etc)Even though i live in ohio and there are some great markets in Cleveland and Columbus, because i have found a great team in Indy, i’ve Been investing with them over the past 5 years and now have 10 units with them.I’ve used leverage in my local markets for growth and SDIRA with the turnkeys to grow my retirement.

As mentioned $100/door might not provide enough to alleviate from unexpected events (even assuming capex, vacancy, etc is included in expenses).

Once you make sure there is not mold, or you have gotten rid of the mold, just install an inexpensive bathtub insert right over the old tile.  

It was fast, inexpensive, and did a really good job.

You are generally looking for solid, functional, inexpensive materials.

Jacksonville makes me nervous, there are a lot of very inexpensive homes that were built in the last 5 years driving rents extremely low. 

Also, let me know what you think about my estimations in expenses, im curious if they are accurate.Thanks for any feedback and advice!

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