For instance, if the parent is Texas Real Estate Group LLC, the following are acceptable: 1.

I have lots of single-family and 1-4 unit multis that I think it works pretty well for too.But, it's just a general rule and many properties are way lower and many properties are way higher.For instance, I have some office space where the tenants pay for most of the repairs. 20-30% is probably more accurate for that type of property.I have some 'nearly new' duplexes that have very little repairs or maintenance.

So for instance, if I have 20% leftover every month, that goes directly to principal. 

I HAVE been wrong quite a few times and, luckily, have been corrected by my colleagues in those instances.

For instance, if the exit cap rate is x, am I still making money?

For instance, if a homeowner doesn’t have the ability to pay for a home, they also lack the funds for necessary maintenance.

no reason to retitle the property. although I think you have the right to do it in many instances. but why ? 

For instance, mileage from driving around to view properties for sale, educational expenses like books or seminars, expenses from networking events with other real estate professionals, etc.Hope that provides a helpful example. 

I would not purchase if net rent was 10% of purchase ($70k in this instance). 

For instance I'm not sure if my cash buyer will pay me the option fee before theres even a title search done.