I do provide disposables for those who don't want to wash dishes.

The reason I have $20/month in there now is that my husband is doing most of it, and occasionally we hire someone to trim.  

I haven't tried dish services, which is the only thing I could get out there.

So I just have real estate tax, landlord insurance ($200 a year) and HOA dues as expenses on those two (plus the occasional repair). 

The occasional basement leak, which is common in my areas in all houses and has a floor drain.  

The 80,750-SF grocery-anchored neighborhood center, which traded at a 6.5% cap rate and was 92% occupied, has had The Fresh Market as its anchor tenant for the past 12 years.Higher up the pricing spectrum, unanchored and open-air shopping centers may see cap rates above 7% and occasionally push into the 8% to 9% range as specific market and quality factors influence each transaction.In the open-air shopping center segment, Nuveen sold the 1 MSF Fayette Pavilion to 5Rivers CRE, a private buyer from Houston, for $134 million, or $128/SF.

I occasionally get a complaint, but it is what it is.

Once that's set, it's really not a super difficult thing to run--the biggest deal for most people is needing to be married to your phone in a way that other RE investments don't require, because you always have to be able to answer inquiries and accept bookings, and if you're not fast enough, people will often move on to other listings.You can definitely self-manage properties remotely, but it is necessary to have some kind of boots-on-the-ground help, whether for maintenance or even just helping guests with occasional issues that pop up (confusion about TV cable box remotes, etc.).

We self managed from 1.5 hours away while working and had some occasional hiccups. nothing that soured tenant relationships.

Tim does a 2 hour call once a month and occasionally appears on the daily coaching calls.