Subtract for maintenance (how to arrive at this???)

Well it was a long process but the day finally arrived.

After months ... well, maybe a year, of lurking, I've submitted my "introduction" post and made a few other small contributions to some of the fora.Now I've sat down to raise the questions responsible for my being here in the first place and I'm not exactly certain how to start ... so, rather than try to write eloquently, like any engineer, I'll resort to a bullet list of the facts ;-)1) As alluded in my introductory post (http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/88317-new-sort-of-in-canada ) I realise we have arrived at the point where, if we are to grow our real estate business to meet our objectives in a reasonable time period we need to start using other peoples money (OPM) to purchase properties.2) I've helped raise both private and public funds for startups in my past, so the principal and general process is not foreign to me.3) Despite the above two facts, I am presently seeing the task of approaching people for private financing as a "necessary evil" and am loath to do it.

When we arrived the lock box with the key was missing. 

If its all math and data... we should theoretically be able to arrive at the same points. definitely gonna come back to this.

I basically become the manager when they arrive and am the boots on the ground for their stay. 

Question, how did you arrive at $200 a month for cleaning?

I have three days to accomplish this once the dumpster arrives on-site. 

When I lived there, it was said that 6,000 people were arriving each month. 

Due to the A/C unit having a warranty for being replaced in 2019 I had to go with a different vendor we normally don't use (the one that installed and gave warranty) the part was suppose to arrive April 4 since it was backed up from the factory.