You can just put it as the first item on your extra 20% budget of unplanned expenses that you budgeted for, right?

Well selected local, hands on REI beats the heck out of DGI, though ... but you work for those extra returns and to maintain that extra control; it is far from passive.

I think in your situation, I would be using the extra savings from your very low rent to pay down debt and build savings.

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I know that I will have no problem renting out the spaces for a total of $400 extra income.  

Hi everyone,I analyzed the deal below and found out that if I had a property manager, accounted for other expenses, and put in an extra $20,000 for rehab costs, I will cashflow $270/month. 

And if you need to pay SOME extra tax on that EXTRA profit - what's  to complain about?]

And even with a plow truck, check details like the porch, sidewalk etc.

Contact me if you're interested and I can provide a more detailed overview of your options and what you can expect.