Again, it's very rough but in my neck of the woods, it's fairly accurate.

I feel like a lot of people are getting in too much of a hurry...buying high and financing themselves to the neck...they are ok until one thing goes wrong...and it will....then the whole ship sinks. 

AB Investor from Edison, New JerseyrepliedYou are partially responsible for the tenant’s injury and you made it worse by trying to evict her.

Account ClosedSo true.Having to evict a S8 is adding insult to injury.

I speculate that you will find a way to spend that money each month on yourself while continuing to have the debt noose around your neck.1.

Big burly guys with neck tats that drive jacked up 4x4s. 

Just seems like I'm bottle necked.

McD knew and didn't fix the too hot coffee issue and I've seen the injuries on a documentary and nobody would wish that on their worst enemy... unless they are the ADA lawsuit throwing types... then I'll throw that and the lettuce from chipotle and chicken with samonella on you.  

Smaller breeds can bite, but one coming from a chihuahua poses a much lower risk of injury than a rottweiler's.Future tenants can have allergies to animals, which may imply extensive cleaning or even renovations to make it suitable for them.Regarding your question about fees;Typically, a landlord who allows pets will charge a higher rent to a pet owner, than to a no-pet renter.

Hi @Natsumi Jang, I have no idea what costs are in your neck of the woods, but a licensed handyman, who is skilled to handle a myriad of tasks, well, (and has the tools and equipment to support their ability) is rare, and thus, virtually priceless.