first you might find it difficult to do ancSh our refi on rental non owner occupied homes.

But most people get them resolved through an attorney instead of a CPA.As someone who owns non-US investment properties and has to deal with legal/accounting issues in another country, I can definitely sympathize with wanting to get everything done under one roof.

A good agency will eat 20-30% of gross but it'll be booked, cleaned and turned much more than if you do it solo.

Refi with cash out seems to be a non starter because I lack the reserves required for a multi and my credit is a work in progress but improving.

As far as LL not being able to charge for self cleaning of the premises / repairing damage I do not see anything specifically stating that for MO?  

I know some guys that make killer money in the city , but they say the headaches are non stop

Once all the practical value-add opportunities have been taken advantage of, and one wants to sell their apartment, who is the end buyer that is interested in a non-value-add apartment complex?

Looking for help predicting expenses (like maint/cap, insurance, cleaning, management, etc.) and revenue (I've computed my own rental season curve, but I'd love someone to validate that for me).What I'm looking at is an MLS duplex that *I think* would rent for a total of $4300/wk at peak, at a least price of $519K.Thanks,Chaz

People love to think it was a ploy to get rich on the interest (LOL....) but most of those funds were held in non-interest bearing accounts.

The bathroom required some cleaning as well.