My schedule is kind of crazy, I am still working in Winter Haven Mon-Sat and I go home to NSB Sat. nights and pick up the boys from their mom.

I'm sure it would have to be a complete gut rehab it's had no roof for over a year and we had a bad winter.

Move from Massachusetts after 25 years of cold winters.

That’s right, she describes winter cold as “unseasonable”.

Extra costs would then be reserves for damages, but I think you get a security deposit as well.Similar apartments are going for around $120 a night (not accounting for boosting the price on holidays or weekends) which would put the bare bones break even point at around 10 days...?

By the time I kick the tenant out, cleaned the place up, marketed it to get a new tenant, at least 2 months would have passed.In addition to vacancy being lost revenue, the reality is, because of the costs of turnover, eviction, utilities need to be on to prevent pipes from freezing in the winter, etc., vacancy is also a COST not just lost revenue.

I think Brian was going to go once, but one of these winter vortex storms had other plans.

Actually I just realized 4 a week would put us closer to 140 but I know there will be a few that won't or didn't go through and then you have the holidays so maybe we'll say 125, but you never know if we have a couple more killer weeks we just may need to really step it up and still shoot for that 150 goal we had originally.  

I pay the gas/heat/water, which gas averages around 500 during the winter months.With me living in one unit, it will bring in 1600 a month.

Time- basically, we were delayed alot because of the winter, and my inexperience.