Their large is $150 per month and you receive the electric generated. 

An informal rule of thumb I've found is that if two months rent is greater than property tax and insurance combined, the numbers usually work well.A couple random expenses I've had from my two properties since April (after tenant moved in):Central air issue, broken screen on screen door, lack of hot water in shower, clogged drain from toiletI'd be careful in renting to a friend. 

That's not actually accurate and I don't know why people insist on using that word.It's actually a Sell from the Owner and a BUY from the LLC.The Transaction should generate documents on the sale of the property.

Do I just randomly approach each group and ask if they have a list of the properties they are auctioning?  

The cash flow is smaller, but they will generate positive cash flow.2) The refi has more risk with a multifamily in my area.

Instead I like to pay attention to all the ways owning property can generate returns, including positive monthly cash flow but also including depreciation tax benefits, principle pay down, and appreciation.

There is also a great sentence that reads "The charges are included in the above Municipal Rates if applied uniformly to every property; however, some municipalities randomly apply such charges of varying rates."

That's the paycheck-to-paycheck world the banks, the media, the corporations, the billionaires have been steadily working to create for generations.

I don't see any problem with that and as a matter of fact, open houses are usually done to generate buyer leads. 

It's the ability to repeat and systematize profit generation without being dependent on market conditions or competition.