Anyhow, my lender is an investor as well and he is concerned with the size of the houses and maintenance and expenses that might acrue over time being out of state (i.e. fixing garbage disposal, gates, cutting tree limbs that break during winter that my husband usually does).  

I provide some shared supplies (garbage bags, toilet paper, paper towels, dish soap, hand soap), and ask tenants to write their name on any food they don't want to share, or put at on their designated shelves in pantry.

it's all a bunch of garbage. 

Our local garbage service offers "in yard pickup" for an additional fee.

Just a garbage realtor.  

Garbage collection, who's responsible, and who do you penalize when you get violations from the city for carts not being taken in, trash in front of the house on the wrong days etc.  

I dealt with this garbage when I repositioned my properties and I can tell you that you will be on parking cop/tenant dispute resolution duty going forward.The only way to deal with irrational children who are throwing a tantrum is to reward them with a picnic table and $50 grill.

@Sean StarkeySpending the time to create a calculator that has proper sensitivity to the risks involved in your investment strategy is always a wise move,The challenge will be the accuracy of the numbers as garbage in equals garbage out.

What about areas that were once beautiful and became garbage areas?

As a result, the city as a whole, was cleaned up but at the expense Kensington, which saw an influx of drugs, garbage, and homeless encampments.