@Austin Lukes 5 should be enough because:1) Most DIY landlords don't follow privacy laws and will give you feedback on the phone.2) You can weed out a decent amount of applicants due to low income, lack of job history, etc.

Ugly furniture and cell phone photos ... and I was grossing $3,000/mo.

Since it's tracking via your phone, it tracks everything whether you're in the "subject" vehicle or not. 

I have 3 performing STR's in Central Florida and spend less than 3 hours week managing them.Now if you were to be an underwater welder with zero access to your phone for several hours a day, the solution is simple, you hire a manager!

Investors are a little bit like white blood cells in a city - they clean up the properties nobody wants or is able to take on.

Switching refis off in cells G79 and H79 shows this.Btw I did noticed the model doesn't display well when clicking the link, and it doesn't work in google sheets so I'll look into that.

Finally, pick up the phone and call any similar complex to yours and see what they're chargingGino

Quote from @Joseph Gold: Contact them by phone, email, and text.

Quote from @Angel Dejesus: https://www.mass.gov/how-to/reactivate-or-reinstate-a-real-e...Call their phone number and ask.

On the contracts I've done recently, 90% of sellers are paying buyers agent commission and are disclosing the amount via phone.