My question is if I raised my late fee of $50 to 10% of rent which would be between $75 to $150 do you think it would improve this chronic late payment.

My unit has a history of around 75% occupancy but I am looking to raise that up to 85%+.  

What I did was before you buy anything open a checking account just for that house and get a debit/credit card.

Once I have experience with the small multi family, I'd like to raise capital for the next one (about to start reading Raising Private Capital), using my first deal as a way to show experience.My question through my introduction is, who are some of the best commercial brokers in the area that I could connect with to find properties within this criteria?

At least that is my understanding.Do I simply raise the rent enough to make her want to leave, but not an outrageous amount?

Even in Puerto Rico (born and raised) is extremely difficult to find. 

The cost for this event is going to be $90 per person and will include 2 hours of golf, snack foods, non-alcoholic beverages, and a lifetime membership card.

You use credit cards from Lowes or HD.  

You raise some valid points for sure.  

After you replace the roof, raise the deductible to lower the premium.6.