So a regular labor which we pay at 18/hour will be ~30-32/hour or $240-250ish out the door, that's just pure payroll, we still have to account for their paid leaves, medical/dental, etc which accounts for say 15-25%.

It will also route out of state travelers who used to come down I-95 and take I-4 through Orlando to instead bypass the I-4 madness and come through our area.

What would make you believe your tenants medical excuse story.

As long as things get done at the rentals, that is our main priority.Myself, I have a contracting job at a medical clinic. 

Traveling every year to Cuba and see the prices of the properties increasing year by year convince me that i am on the rigth address. 

I have been a shorter term consultant in international development, traveling internationally with every assignment and doing between 4-6 a year; but during the purchase of the duplex was in transition to a full-time overseas based W-2 job with an intention of using the 200% jump in my income (including the tax savings from being out of the country) to invest in cash flow. 

-Given the amount of effort and time, while working full time with 90% travel out of town, I will investigate a turn key provider for my next purchase.

Investing can seem overwhelming when you look at all the different directions you can go versus the specific road you want to travel. 

Unless she’s totally incapacitated  bed /chair ridden the house should be sold and the money go to helping her medically  not for the daughters to cash out.

@Hannah CheadleUse Traveler's