I created a FB page (Military Owned And Operated Rental Homes) for all active duty military members to list their properties for free.

This is a pretty strange situation, but I like to hear opinions.So, I had signed a lease from January 7, 2017 - January 31, 2018. While I truly wanted to move out earlier in the year, I opted against it specifically b...

There are definitely benefits to going larger with regard to operational efficiencies.

However, I prefer to calculator myself in excelCap rateCash on Cash ReturnBreak even Point (time and dollars)Net Operating IncomeIRV formulaDebt Coverage RatioInternal Rate of ReturnReturn on equity

I can not guess what score any individual may have therefor reject any applicant that does not have a score.One principal I have always operated on is to never work to try and make a applicant acceptable.

I know this question is a bit loaded but any opinions are welcome and appreciated :) Thanks 

I also think that using an abundance of caution could potentially discourage someone who is looking around for a good candidate to sue.Another big factor is probably the size of your operation/ investments.

Layer in additional costs and you are looking at 7-10% costs before operating.

I requested contact information for the Pizza Hut  operator, and my email requests  for said contact info were evaded.

I know some landlords don't want to have anything to do with their tenants, but we don't operate that way.