You can be their ticket in.

I now focus on the big tickets like cars, vacation, insurance, etc.

Tenants came with good references, solid income, and only a speeding ticket on ccap.

I'm sure kitchen, bath, neighborhood, schools, curb appeal are some big ticket items to focus on.

It would be cash flowing $700+ without saving for maintenance but those big ticket items that are sure to come up in the next 5 to 10 years or so.Since it's my first deal, I still feel like I'm way out of my depth even after researching so much.

The big ticket items that would need to be replaced soon would be the roof, and slight foundation work.

Grass is a major luxury there.You can have your tenant mow the lawn, but if he doesn’t do it and the City inspectors issues a ticket, the Landlord is responsible for paying the ticket.

Bearing in mind the big tickets items like roof every 30 years, water heater every 7-10 years, AC every 10-12 years and other minor repair issues like plumbing, appliance and so on.

The ticket was opened a week ago. 

If you want to narrow down to just one of them, take the free ticket they usually offer and check them out.