It’s not without its challenges however and higher turnover (often from residents not getting along) is probably the biggest risk, so you’re on the right track by budgeting for higher than average vacancy/increased “churn” (more turnover).

budgeting?

I found that Budget Blinds also does those security screens in addition to a number of other companies.

I've been conscious about my finances since graduating from college in 2016, carefully budgeting and researching investment vehicles to ultimately reach financial independence.

Keep in mind most houses in those areas are older so you have to budget for repairs.  

However, I'm struggling when accounting for maintenance costs and other miscellaneous costs and what percentage of the rent I should budget for each. 

Hey that’s the special cookie recipe you need to make, and then your golden, I have similar issues, prices now are like a slot machine or like an auction, they are all complaining about supply and demand, I wonder if my contractors hire Chinese people and these people are stuck on a boat in Cali because all of the truck drivers are on strike?????

Only a certain portion of the condo project can be investor occupancy, the HOA must have certain reserves in their budget, etc. 2.

Is there anyway I could accomplish the rehab under budget and pull more money out of the loan than keeping 20% in? 

I'm curious however about the budgeted expenses that I hear many investors harp on.