A good property manager would be tracking all of this and guiding you on any price adjustments that might be needed.If your PM is failing you on each of these items, I would call them out on it and start looking for someone else if they don't respond accordingly.Good luck!

Keep a mileage log and keep good track of everything you spend related to the rental.

You keep the train moving down the track until you get an accepted offer. 

The good news is that you can start offering well below market as the virus will speed track the RE bubble burst that was expected to be coming.

And if you want to be a top producer like Chris and I then you are surely putting in a lot of time.There are lots of rules, regulations, guidelines to keep a track off.

We accepted because they wanted to move in right away and now we will essentially have no vacancy cost, which we budgeted $1800 ($150 per month) for, so we will still be on track for our cash flow goals.

I bought a total gym and putit in my living room, so I use it while I listen to bigger pockets or and audio bookI have also read again Rich Dad Poor Dad, the Richest man in Babylon, Think and Grow Rich among othersI also agree that is hard to derail since we have kids in the house all day and they need attention also, but I allow myself to get off track from my self improvement routines because I can get back on track after a day off.I think it is great to hear from other people, it gives me motivation to keep going!!

He was a short-order cook and tracked grease in on his shoes every day, leaving a track right down the living room and bedroom carpet that could not be cleaned. $1800 in repairs and I had $300 from his deposit.Don't even use the deposit for anything when the tenant lives there.

They are a great software that you can use not only to get your tenants to pay online, but also to manage your property or property management using a software that so transparent and organized and can very easily help you track/identify expenses and areas of growth.

As most informed investors probably already know from the court system's Coronavirus updates, "Chief Justice Beasley has directed that local courts postpone most cases in district and superior court for at least 30 days, with some exceptions, effective Monday, March 16."