I would just recommend that you review these to ensure they are in line with the Class of asset and class of area (i.e. if this is a class C property in a class C area, you will want to probably over estimate your maintenance costs due to age of property and include a bad debt factor for any lost/missed rent payments).Finally, since you say all these expenses are estimates I would highly recommend having your realtor get a T-12, Rent Roll, and P&L from the current owner.

Being such a young age (as am I), I would try to house-hack to get your feet wet and live for free..

The age of the home suggests that it was not built to handle the extra weight.

You're doing a great job getting started at your age!

The max contribution for Solo 401(k) plan is consists of salary deferral of $17,500 (plus additional $5,500 if you are over 50 years of age) + profit sharing component of 20-25% of the compensation (depending on business structure).

At lower priced homes, under a 100K, free standing is works.It also depends on the style of the kitchen and how well a free standing fits in, if you have higher end counter tops, granite I'd suggest drop ins.It also depends on the quality of the appliance, having a GE drop in or a Vulcan free standing, the Vulcan will win over every time, IMO.

Then the mounting tab over time with age develops a gap.

Here the provincial association of apartment owners has negotiated discounts on home heating oil; insurance; tenant & credit verification services and with a few other regional suppliers.

Plus, properties need more attention with age, thus, there is a reduction in net income.

I am very new to REI and even newer to bigger pockets, but I am curious of people's views.I have a neck tattoo that I not so intelligently got at a younger age, and while I do plan to get it removed I am curious of people's opinions on tattoos, obviously the ones visible in the workplace.