Did you have a discussion on this?   

I found an opportunity to purchase a property that would cash flow approximately 100 dollars a month in Texas including property management fees among all other various expenses with a tenant already on a lease.

The entry-level Quickbooks Online software itself is expensive $250/yr... that's not even adding up potential books/courses, CPA fees or personal tax filing software like Turbo Tax.

The CoC is great and we don't have a mortgage on the condo, however the current market value of the condo is about ~200k, so very less appreciation in last 10 yrs.Should I sell the condo and invest ~200k (minus fees) to buy an investment property with 30-40% down in an area (Durham, Raleigh) where I could expect greater appreciation down the road.

You then estimate accrued interest, add some more for fees, a few thousand for foreclosure fees, a few thousand for force placed insurance,check to see if the lender paid taxes, etc.5- the hoa fees can be hard to estimate also.

Theoretically, I could advertise "no deposit" and charge something like a $500 move in fee, which is non refundable.

We offer $500 referral fee for any Realtor that brings us a property to manage.

If you are managing the properties you should discuss with your agent your exposures:1.

I used it the other day with help in determining if trustee fees should come from the assets of the trust or the income of the trust.

When there is a bounce back to commercial space and our rents go up their fees are less of a % of rent.