Y?

I am a 42 y/o practicing pharmacist.

Y. 

Let me know if y ou can help.

Truth be know, however, she is a slobbery p***y cat.....Yeah, I've been looking at German Shepherds lately.

Without opening a big *** can of worms and having everybody get on their soapbox about the H-I-G-H-L-Y subjective and dubious "50% rule", the answer to your question is....it depends.a) What is your strategy?

If there's trash in the yard, there's trash on the floors, food on the counters, sh***y diapers being left on the floors, cockroaches gathering.

Mostly, it's all about getting person X to sign on dotted line Y and collect.

If you are doing fix and flips you have to be careful because when you buy the property the value is X and by the time you fix it up and try to sell it the value is X - Y because of the foreclosures are used as comps.

Wheatie, one of the ideas I still have a tough time with (as it relates to the 50% rule) is how to adjust projected operating expenses for high property taxes.For example, there is a two family house that rents out for 1k p/m, total (12k p/y).