We are at about 70% for the year so far, and that accounts for March and April at essentially 0 occupancy.

Our problem is that both units are currently rented and the next lease to end is March 1st, putting us way past the 60 day mark. 

By narrowing yourself to Option A from the beginning, you are ignoring potential great opportunities in B and C.Then if you have several viable options you can go with either the higher roi or what meets your long term goals.

How can I get the most band for my buck?

@Shaquetta ChittamsAll I did was remove the $1,000 rental income from unit B and left everything else the same as you had it.

Just for the sake of it: since tenant is not giving landlord numbered bills which tenant is expecting to receive back exactly the same and nor is the landlord required to give back the "exact same thing" (because, with cash/money, there is no such thing) one could, technically, have money of tenant A in the "general security deposit account" and also the money from tenant B and so on.

I also compose music for various high school bands. 

It's a little harder to flipping between January - March.

@Jordon March - @Jeremiah Maughan does a meet-up in Utah county at the beginning of the month.

Hello BP,I moved to the Denver area for my career In March.