If you are break even you are not in too horrible of a position.  

I worked with a group that transformed an apartment building into a boutique hotel in NYC, and while researching, we were able to find trade reports detailing everything from cost per night for housekeeping (even down to the toilet paper) to how much hotels in each class paid in rent.In this area at least (I know very little about Orlando), hotels operate on very high break even occupancy rates - most are in the mid 60s to low 70s, and in the city, its in the low 80s!

Agents have to abide by the 'codes' set forth by their licensing board, state, etc... but breaking those codes comes with penalties (they're about $100) and at worst the loss of their license (it would have to be a MUCH more serious offense than a ghost offer).

You can sell your products on your website or any other e-commerce platform such amazon, eBay, flipkart and snapdeal, don’t opt for the platform where there would be no target audience to hear you.Brand Smartly – Branding is either going to make or break your reputation.

Eventually I wouldn't mind breaking into the multi-family market while there as well. 

Break-even on this every month.

They seem to follow the - if it's not broke, break it - method.All joking aside, I have no idea why they did away with it.

Whether you own your own business or are kicking butt at work or are working to break off and do your own thing, you NEED to take time out to recharge and prevent burnout syndrome.

If you find the right deal you should be able to break even or create passive income with a single family or duplex.

They can, at least currently, make many loans that the larger “outside” non-depository lenders cannot because they are often willing to make loans that simply break even in order to service the related company.