Like children to parents, tenants tend to reflect their management.

When you deal with Unlicensed Brokers expect to get the value that might be reflected by their education and integrity

The theories I have heard are paying down debt with the profits to the point where your profits might reflect a $1 a month profit.

I won't allow myself to be rushed through a move out inspection/checklist process.My comment is not a reflection of the original poster's situation and I do think that some of these deductions sound unreasonable.

These in turn reflect back into the HOA dues.For a pure appreciation-only play, your particular situation may be ok, especially if its a newer property and you expect demand to increase in the area.

Run down properties will rent for less and thus the lack of deferred maintenance will be reflected in the income loss through lower rents and higher vacancies.Renovations and additions on the other hand rarely are paid for through short term rent increases.

E. reflects the first month that you received income on the new property.

How can I transform my thought process and response to reflect what I would like to do (without sounding like I'm selling myself) but also being transparent and personable with my honesty--I'm just not professionally doing the work I'd like to do long term.

In my experiences, @Richard Wallace, the appraisal does not jump to reflect your purchase price if it's higher than the appraised value.

., these are often arbitrary personal opinions that should not reflect poorly on the entirety of the management company.6.