I know the math seems simple (5% of inital payment plus 7% appreciated) but I'm new to all of this and I don't really know much about 'hidden fee's'.I will only be pulling out the max dollar amount that leaves each property covering it's own monthly expenses.Any thoughts or questions to get my closer to an estimated answer would be much appreciated.

Glen Whipkins I can see the actual deposit slips with my online banking so my tenants have been instructed to write their name or their address on the actual deposit slip.

My passion in real estate is finding a hidden value in properties.

I know contractors have hidden costs and expenses, but I don't think I have to worry about not paying contractors a 'living wage'.

@Jay Hinrichs Well said & honest opinion with no hidden agenda.

Hi,

I'd like to establish an auto-bill for rent payments on the tenant's paycheck paydate. The first month he may pay a pro-rated amount.

My question is about dealing with property managers. Are they generally o...

Someone from their organization promptly sent me several emails including wiring instructions for a $5,000 earnest money deposit and a link to DocuSign the Sales Contract. 

Fundamentally, there is a hidden meaning to this definition.

Saj knows his market and his customer base, so he can see the hidden value in a property. 

You can read and follow the instructions put out by the IRS, or by Nolo or Lassiter etc. in a book at the library or hire a tax preparer.