I think it's always better to attempt better communication rather than move to the TOW card too fast.I also always ask myself: If this were a B neighborhood, would I be so quick to resort to towing the car? 

Should be no more than 28%.Second ratio - Total monthly debts. living expenses plus monthly debts like student loans, credit card payments, car payments, alimony, etc.

Enough landlords used blanket-type policies that would exclude someone with a silly retail-theft charge from 20 years ago, that the lawmakers are gaining traction in some areas in banning background checks all together (even for murderers).

The fee I will charge is low because I will work based on quantity of properties, but I do believe it can create enough income for me.

Then that being said you may guess that I would chose to find my own tenant and run a full background check on them myself and save the fees that your PM might charge for this service.

The best way to come up with this is call a few management companies and ask them what they would charge to manage the specific type of property you’re looking for.

Once you know the answers to all of these then, and only then should you talk to the seller.BTW, because I knew that the buyer was unbankable I never wavered in charging OVER MARKET prices for my properties, and charging OVER MARKET interest rates.

A quick tip for you (free of charge, lol): Look for a building where all the rents come to, say, $2k/month and your mortgage is $1.2k.

You may be able to pay the utility, and charge the tenant.

He concludes the landlord uses 90% of the cooking gas at yet charges him 50%.