E there is an item called a proof of funds letter that you can get from your bank.

Furthermore, even if they do include all the items, it is impossible to predict which expenses a given property will have in a given year.For example, how many evictions will your rental have this year?

So far I havePM fee (% of rent or flat fee)Lease upsMaintenance (upcharge)Vendor rebate program on items such as appliancesPet fee (not sure if this goes to the owner or PM)Lawn care (upcharge)CleaningRenters Insurance (commission?)

Through conversation he learned he could place the signs on his properties.

He never mentioned it in the course of a 30-minute conversation.

What could have been solved in the past with a conversation (or sometimes a fistfight), now invloves lawyers.

As a landlord about once a year I like to pay a visit to my tenantts and properties around the end of the year.Basically to talk to the tenant, sort of get some feedback, any issues, anything they like to see added or changed, give them a status report on pending improvement items, and while I am there I give a quick tour of the property and may change a few simple things.I have a running list of things for each property.

Create action item lists for your lunch hour so you can compress phone calls/emails into a short time period.3.

If you do buy there, add extra to your rehab number because you will have break-ins and items stolen during the process.YOU can invest there and it is your money.

Some loans are and some are not.You're asking broad questions, Cliff, trying to direct the conversation to the answer you seem to want.