The 3rd on is in zip code 38016, a prime area and the property is on a cul-de-sac.There is nothing wrong with the properties and they provide great returns but I would like to move on to buying commercial MFHs and get out of renting SFHs.Any additional advise or information is greatly appreciated.Thank you.Sabrina

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Originally posted by @Paul De Luca:Hi Everyone!

My take is with an expense like this (and other smaller general overhead) it probably won't take too much time and effort to just allocate it across the properties using a reasonable approach in the first place; however, I assume it's pretty de minimis and I wouldn't object if someone opted for a more expeditious approach. 

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