I do this for my clients regularly.

I keep enough cash on hand to cover my living expenses for many months.Then I think of my investments as supplying cash to refill my checking account regularly.

I know of at least a half dozen that post regularly on BP that do very well for themselves helping sponsors raise money for their deals. 

. $25,000 per unit (or less) seems really cheap if it’s regular size apartments... but if they are boarding rooms (ie.

My lease does state regular cleaning must be performed, or landlord reserves the right to hire a cleaning crew and charge tenant.

I am 58 and want to retire from my regular job.

Bad News.....now I'm facing some pretty steep tax payments as these are considered regular income.I'm wondering what seasoned pros are doing to shelter profits made from fix & flips? 

I agree if the PM is too busy with other properties to get yours rented or make a single call for a company to come and mow the lawn regularly, time to find another one who values your business.

Around here (Kansas City), I would expect some $89K houses to have washer and dryer hookups, but not the actual appliances; the other houses at that price might not even have the hookups.If the laundry area is sized such that only a stacked washer and dryer will fit, that might lean a little bit towards you supplying them, because most people probably don't have stackables already, and they are more expensive than the regular ones. 

After the third time the repair failed in less than a week and this had been now going on for well over a month I called a regular HVAC repair company.