On the negative end, you run the risk that your tenant prefers to live with seemingly minor issues (e.g. pipe leaks) rather than call you to have an appropriate repair accomplished, in which case you could end up with extensive (and expensive) longer-term repair costs, such as water damage.I'm interested in some sage advice from those of you having experience applying a tenant deductible...good or bad.

I foreclosed on my house because it was on the market in Detroit for 2+ years without a bite, serious negative equity, and a bank that refused to short sale, so I left.

If not, then it doesn't matter what you'll mark the price up to because you don't have to worry about negative feelings from them.

With some owners having past negative experiences with other management companies, I pride myself in being prompt, professional, and always enthusiastic in a business that needs a breath of fresh air!

I know it's hard to offer such service of mentoring because in some cases the mentee is looking for the get rich quick, but there are some us who are looking for the real deal which makes it hard to find a good mentor.I for one is looking for a mentor and I know time is valuable so I will not negatively impact anyone's time as I don't want to waste mine.

Whether they will admit it or not, people who want to interact with you will be negatively affected by a grammatically error filled profile.I'm not saying you should have the world's best write up, I'm just saying that it would be very beneficial if you didn't have any grammatical errors in your profile.

So your taking the negative (snow) and making it postivie.

Hi,I'm new to the board, looking to invest in property.A little about me:I'm an Active Duty Air Force Officer, so my day job is primary right now.I have one property at my last base in Texas that is rented right now, but with negative cashflow (only losing $15/month).

If so i dont get all the negatives then it cash flows based on the 50% rule?

@Mike MartinYou being a banker might be able to answer this question, "Why do bankers ask questions that the answer is negative and hard to establish?"