As I consider adding another property to my investment portfolio, I'm wondering - What do you consider "good" cashflow for a property? 

But if you give it to a chef, he can create wonderful culinary dishes. whether you chose to use it or not, it's totally up to you.

I was just wondering if I should keep this tenant despite not quite meeting the 3X rent rule for her income if I bring the rents to market rent. 

I am wondering if it's as simple as just purchasing the car under my own name like a regular car and next year just add that car to a schedule C while I keep everything else still in Schedule E. 

I know I can ask for a cosigner, but I’m wondering if I need to pull their credit too?

So as for Russell who noted his success in the WA DC market ( expensive) I wonder if @Steve K. gets the same for his market in Boulder Co. ( expensive). 

The insurance is for a rental condo property located in Madison, Wisconsin I’m wondering if anyone knows of any other insurance company.

I wondered about using your own vendors, here's what I found:"Currently, you cannot directly add your own contractors to Lula's network.

@Dan Baldini Hi Dan - really it was just a hypothetical question that popped up while reading about property management, and I wondered what the collective wisdom of BP was.

I understand it depends on the deal, but just wondering if this is the right direction to consider.