If they give you issue regarding it, then I would really just flat out say " Mrs.

My sons and I had moved out of the house 6 months Prior to my ex flat out not paying. 

I'm hoping to find something that charges flat rate, or per property -- we average more then $100k/property/year so a percentage gets pricey.  

The monthly monitoring fee is a flat $50 per month which 99% of our property managers just pass on to each resident in their Guardian bill ($50/3).

It's Trumponomics being baked into the market. 

if it is hard money make sure to put enough holding period in your equation as first rehab may take longer if you don't have the right contractor in place.5.selling closing cost should be around $4500-$5000 for the $250K6.On agent, find one that will save you some money on percentage of commission but keep in mind you get what you pay for, don't use flat rate agents (this is just my opinion)At the end make sure you do your numbers, also keep this in mind you can go to tons of guru classes and they will teach you how to do things in theory but until you do them in real world they worth nothing.  

Given the small size of the job, I doubt I could have done 3cm granite for anywhere under $50/ft2.The cabinets come flat packed (from China I assume).  

I have my sights set on a two flat for around 200-250K (preferably in the Logan / Avondale area).

There are two basic concepts how the work is contracted: all inclusive (a flat rate per season) or a rate per push (sometimes per inch of snowfall).

. $100 net cash flow per door (after mortgage, tax and insurance, I'm calculating 5% for vacancy, 10% for maintenance and repairs and a flat amount of $150 for capex reserves per house).