Hey @Rocky Pe Benito, I think you would be better off charging a set amount on top of the rent for utilities.  

Licensed PE in CT and partner in mid sized civil engineering firm providing full array of services - please let me know if you'd like to discuss potential opportunities in CT.

Consistent wholesalers are probably spending 2-5k per month on marketing.Yeah, I teach middle school PE at McCullough in New Castle.

Open to individual investors, but the software is geared more for a larger investment strategy for a more commercial approach (I.e. firms, PE companies, etc…)

PE shops, they will only be getting in on large, multi-billion dollar developments / buy-outs.

The prices are definitely going up in Cosby, too, but the P/E ratios seem to make better sense in a lot of cases (though not always!). 

They were really process-heavy and documented everything for my VA, so there was barely any training that needed to be conducted on my end.When I shut down my PE firm, I kept my VA and they still assist me with the acquisitions for my personal investments.

I'm a Mechanical Engineer currently working on my PE, but I want to start investing in real estate.

You can see the performance details in my 2019 year end post (Smartland turnkeys are listed as properties 1 and 3-8):  https://www.ntellivest.com/tal...I also recently invested in a PE offering through Smartland.  

It's like day traders who don't know what the 10-k form is or P/E ratio.