Purchasing it for $50K with a 20% down conventional loan. ($20K total out of pocket including closing costs).  

These machines don't require coins so the Landlord simply charges extra rent to cover the cost.

Some practice area is considered to be commodity work so you can't charge much (e.g. evictions) compared to more specialized areas (e.g. securities law). 

Both were financed with conventional mortgages. 

You simply have to fill out a form, pay a 50$ one time charge and the money will be in your account within a few days. 

What would you bid or charge for vinyl flooring installation  with heat welding for st croix vi?

Otherwise, do you have a handyman nearby that won't charge you $50/visit that can do it?

You can find a way to submeter the utilities or else use RUBS to charge back to the tenants.

I currently have an FHA loan and was wondering if it was more beneficial to refinance to a conventional loan and be able to use FHA again on an investment property or just use a HELOC and avoid some of the fees that come with refinancing such as closing cost.

my biggest fear in Real estate investing is the lunging dog.....not just being in a back yard, but particularly from being the unfamiliar face in the middle of a dead end neighborhood street....in NE Florida....a territorial dog is often loose,, or if charged up enough easily can snap the tethered tie leash or hop the small small fence...