Better to take a long term view and reduce the frequency you might need to move funds one way or the other.

It is definitely doable and has been done in the past but your frequency of getting PCSed and/or deployed will be a heavy factor in the logistics of pulling this off.

Depending on the number of entities or the frequency of their name, could be done for a few hundred.

To your second point: I can see a 5-7 year maintenance cycle driving the frequency of reinvesting in the property.

It typically includes the agreed amount of interest, payment start date, payment frequency, early payoff options, and a "balloon payment" wherein you pay the remaining balance off so the Seller can walk away.Use the search bar above or Google and look for "seller financing" or "owner financing" and you'll find plenty of information.

You just need to change the frequency to weekly from monthly.

(a) A landlord of a single-metered residential building who bills for utility charges separate from the rent:(1) must provide prospective tenants notice of the total utility cost for the building for each month of the most recent calendar year;(2) must predetermine and put in writing for all leases an equitable method of apportionment and the frequency of billing by the landlord;(3) must include in the lease a provision that, upon a tenant's request, the landlord must provide a copy of the actual utility bill for the building along with each apportioned utility bill.

Frequency is as important as the targeting itself.

1. As landlord, have pest control full exterior and interior inspection every 6 months? Every year?
How much should I be paying for this?

2. Known pesticide applications landlords should be paying for proactively?

3...

For example, if you had active knob & tube wiring you might decide to replace it, which would be very expensive and not visible to the tenants at all, but you might decide is worth it for safety/liability reasons.Related, sometimes your insurance company will request/require certain repairs to be made - they seem to be doing that with increasing (annoying) frequency over the last few years actually.There's also the issue of what's competitive in your market/area.