.- With ~18K for expenses and ~63K of income, that works out to ~29%; extremely unlikely (to the point that I would buy a lottery ticket first - at least I would know what I am going to loose ;).

Hard to find a "freedom ticket" like it that allows you to quickly go from broke with zero experience to racking in five figure checks from anywhere in the world.

I am seeking your opinion on how reasonable my property management is in terms of pricing the maintenance ticket items.

Abstract fees (abstract of title fees).Charges for installing utility services.Legal fees (including title search and preparationof the sales contract and deed).Recording fees.Surveys.Transfer taxes.Owner's title insurance.Any amounts the seller owes that you agree to pay, such as back taxes or interest,recording or mortgage fees,charges for improvements or repairs,and sales commissions.Settlement costs do not include amounts placed in escrow for the future payment of items such as taxes and insurance.3) if there were other costs incurred to acquire the house such as if you spend money for tax advice, tickets to fly to look at the house( or milage)  and such also gets added to the basisGood luck

Cash flow is the ticket here.

The condo fees cover the big ticket exterior items, so I view them as forced capex savings.

Call it the ticket to entry to play in the big boys game.

Just purchased my ticket to attend Rod Khleif's Multifamily Bootcamp in Chicago August 24-26.

How much did you save by him making sure the area clean avoiding tickets? 

Register:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/reverse-engineering-the-deal-real-estate-investment-wins-tickets-46735110975