Its SUPER simple, almost seems silly when you learn about it but helps a lot to manage the actual money coming in and being spent.

I am not a computer engineer but it seems like it would be easy to toggle some popular amenities to segregate out the comps and get different projections, for example.This actually just rolled out a couple weeks ago.

Maybe going forward, don’t complain unless it rises to the level of an actual lease violation or police call, even if it annoys you.

The rents also go up with inflation while the mortgage stays the same, this can help as a nice kicker if do owner occupy it for a few years your cashflow will likely be a bit higher on the exit but depends how long plan to actually stay. 

Do I only report that $1000/month as my actual rental income and the extra $500/month as a capital improvement?

This was actually the second time such a bill had been proposed.

All thanks to my real estate agent who did a little digging on the property to find out it was actually a duplex rather than the listed SFH.

They know there will be no actual closing and you will never be wiring any money into an escrow account so they need you to pay them directly. 

Quote from @Tom Server: "Buyer to receive $5000 credit at closing, Buyer agrees to replace subfloor with 3/4 plywood, mildew resistant and sound proof flooring insulator".. the actual subfloor is fine but its in the contract to install new subfloor anywayThis makes no sense, unless it’s a soundproofing condition mandated by the co-op.

I have a guy who has an avionics business that wants mezzanines built for office space, technician training rooms, rest rooms and etc..You actually hit on a great opportunity that is currently out of my budget limits and that is Air Park development.