So I feel I should break this down into a series of questions.Can the quality of insurance you get for an investment house depend on the tenant’s background information (criminal record, credit report, history with property damage, etc.)?

But know your networks and work them, but also know your inventory and product.

So, I would think that 40% is a decent long term average between these two properties.In any case, I think the amount of your expenses will be dependant on the quality of tenants that your property attracts, the age of your property, and the number of units (the duplexes probably require a little less maintenance than say an 8 unit).What Mike is saying about 50% costs is probably a good rule of thumb for conservative cashflow estimates.

We've scrapped our production capabilities which are at the heart of economic growth.

The US is insisting OPEC boost production.

The Customer is the one that PAYS for your product.

It is a product that is "green" and is grown in many places around the US including Texas.

So if you have a superior product, and a lower price, who do you think they will buy from?

That does not mean that the banks who offer the VA product will be willing to loan to a particular GI who may have bad credit.

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