I also find it ironic that in a real estate forum many people tout "renting" your life insurance with term and not owning it with some form of cash value life insurance.

Considering renting to UT students and looking for a property manager to assist.

I know this goes for the University of Texas at Austin, and not sure this applies to you but if your son buys a property in Texas he can declare residency to UT after 12 months so you don't have to pay out of state tuition the last 3 years of college.  

I am confused by the price because hasn't Musk been touting them as "cheaper than a traditional roof even with out the energy savings."  

When sellers tout % returns it always seems suspicious to me.

For example, a few benefits that 401k plans are touted for is tax deductible contributions in the current year and tax deferred growth. 

I would urge you to re-evaluate your numbers as I haven't seen much, if anything in this town that would allow you to cover a 1% much less the touted 2% rule here.

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Historically over decades nationally averages are about 10% vacancy, 50% opex, rent growth of 1 to 2% annually.So a seller touts a 6.5 cap with 4% rent growth, 35% opex, and 3% vacancy.

We are especially unhappy with the service now, considering that was one of their highly touted features when they first started offering it.Does anyone know of any other online payment service which only allows for full payments or at least allows the Landlord to chose between full and partial payments?