Capital expenses are things that are bigger ticket items like a water heater or HVAC for example.

Capex I usually set aside 10% these are big ticket items (roof, major plumbing, electrical, HVAC.

This has been our golden ticket to successful. 

You are still the owner and you will have to fix any big-ticket maintenance problem, but that rule will cut out 99% of the nuisance calls from a tenant and get the property out of your hair in a couple of years.

If you have a portfolio of properties and you're in this for the long haul, buying big ticket items like roof and furnaces is just part of the deal.

If fuel prices stay low, airline tickets should also stay low.

So he sits outside the kitchen, get a ticket for every dish taken out and confirms it, and at closing time, confirms customers paid for the same number of dishes out front that came out of the kitchen.

Hello All,I'm trying to use TenantCloud to manage my properties, however; I've run into an issue with "moving in" a tenant (or group of tenants).I've already created a ticket with the TenantCloud group, but they haven't responded in over a week. 

You might also consider offering passes or tickets to local attractions, such as theaters, museums, and nearby Joshua Tree National Park.

This is with brand new big ticket items in these turn key properties.