Add your hourly for the time and work just doing your paper work, screening, orientation, lease, and then, you may even find she leaves it messy enough that you have to clean up some again...

If that is allowed, the clean up will be dirty, haulers here charge more for burned debris, no longer so much of an environmental issue but some haulers don't even want burned debris in their dump trucks as it's difficult to clean out.

It involves legal actions, clean up demands, inspections, penalties, etc.

Meaning if the 50k is depleted are there additional reserves available.

In my market I do see it many times. mainly because either they were broken in the process of vandalizing and the clean up crew just tosses it.

I can get my yard mowed, edged, leaves removed, and clean up for $35.

And if they've been there any length of time expect a nasty and extensive cleanup when they move. 

I think there may have been $100 at the end of every month to sock away for any repairs or to clean up messes, but that's pretty tight.

My wife and I are finally near being a position where we will have the capital to comfortably start.I plan on looking for homes well below market value that I can easily clean up, fix up and either sell or rent, depending on what the market value might be after I'm done with basic fix ups.

Its very dry here, so your goal number may be higher.The CDC and FEMA have clean up instructions.