Cummins spends money on Columbus's infrastructure to make it a more user friendly town. 

So, typically on a $200,000 property, I spend about $25,000 to control it, I get $25,000 back out immediately from the Tenant Buyer, I have a spread of $6,000 to $8,400 for each year, so a note that pays off in one year totals $31,000 plus or minus and a ten year total is $109,000 plus or minus.

I'd be willing to bet there are more than one or two rental property investors spending their days there with you already.  

Live according to your income when you know there's better ways to be spending that money, or rather, investing it.

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The intention is to maximize the deposit where asking for first, last, and two months security up front is just too much for most folks, but where they might have no objection to paying one month security (say $900) while spending an extra $75 per month to build that up to $1800 by the time a year passes. $900 doesnt fix all that much if you have a bad apple.

This show is packed full of actionable tips, including some never-before-heard-on-this-podcast strategies for finding deals with the use of virtual assistants, Craigslist, and cold calling!

Spend your Sundays just going through open houses and analyzing the areas.

we are actively seeking to buy more As-is properties in Chch. depends how busy you are in Uni - but you maybe able to assist us and learn along the way if you have the time.

However, if I turn the unit over I am estimating having to spend at least $15k cleaning the place up (new carpet, paint, misc fixes and updates) if I want to get that rent.