Based on that math yes, you'd clear a couple hundred dollars after all debts and expenses, not the worst spot to be if you're not necessarily needing the cashflow/trying to live off of it, but instead are focusing on playing the long game. 

It helps me track those expenses better and ensures I have the funds when needed.

Planted medians, swale, the whole 9.  

And every dollar of expense paid/saved impacts your returns just as much as a dollar more or less in rent.

Don't forget to factor in any shared expenses for the common areas, like maintenance or utilities, to get a more accurate picture.

They're not only expensive, but almost impossible to reach  - a function of supply and demand, but also told there's partiality to locals and we're not.So is there such a thing as traveling contractors, and if so, where can they be found? 

Helped us pay off the mortgage, now we are paid to live here after paying all expenses like taxes, insurance, utilities,  internet,  etc👍 

On the other hand, stainless steel appliances are more expensive, they won't be stained by things like pasta sauce, but they show scratches more easily.I'm trying to make my Section 8 rentals as bulletproof as possible so that I can keep my costs down. 

Wondering if can/should invest in a rental property here or in FL, where it is less expensive.

All the expenses inside the building are the tenant's responsibility except for the apartment.