I'll say this till I"m blue in the face...never step over a dollar to save a dime. 

I'm assuming you make them move before they get a dime and sign something stating they will move with no hassle? 

The truth is, real estate sales agents are a dime a dozen, and depending on your market, probably only 15% are actually making a decent living at it.

Trash pickup is a particular concern.3) You must make more frequent visits.4) You must have clearly defined eviction policies and move on a dime to begin the eviction process.I have an article on "The most dangerous tenant" on some article sites - check it out.

What's worse, is someone like me who has no mentor & wants to learn & succeed SO badly... just don't have a dime to my name to even pay for postage stamps to do direct mailings!

Contractors are a dime a dozen.

Also it is advisable to shop for details on the hard money lenders because a lot of them will nickel and dime you to death constantly charging you for all kind various expenses.

In some areas of RE, accuracy is critical, in other areas, it's a way to pass time drinking coffee, contingencies for a rehab should cover any blonder in a calculator, if you think you'reb going to come out to a dime, you haven't done a rehab.

When you have listing agents that want to reject an offer before it's made (they want the commission and they are not losing a dime while it sits there, except advertising it) they may not explain why your offer is based so low.

We got the building rented for $4,900 a month for the 5 units and reappraised (on our dime).