In a nutshell, yes the buyer will work more 'hours' from start to finish.

Our next door neighbor is deceased, according to property records and we always thought the property is vacant but someone showed up and started throwing bricks at the new sliding door we installed, my workers heard the loud noise and went to check and they claim to see a weapon on his hand and fled the property. 

Again, I am trying to practice and run some numbers on potential investments and would like help since I am just starting to learn the games of real estate and underwriting deals.

Do your own research, develop an investment thesis, and then start checking properties in AirDNA to verify your ideas. 

I recently started purchasing commercial buildings here in Columbus, Ohio.

I now actually live in Colorado full time and am looking to get started. 

If you can separate them and potentially buy your own meter you can save big bucks and it will solve the problem.

Be sure to save the pics where you won’t forget.If you’d still want to go above and beyond this: If you have email or cell number for the tenant, write out what was in the letter and attach the pics.I’m not a lawyer, but think you should be well covered.

Lots of ways to get started.

Start by calculating the percentage of your rented home, typically based on square footage.