I buy a 12-pack to get the bulk discount and store it at the property.

Your thinking shoot the tenant did this they need to pay.. the tenant having many options ( and they do in most rental markets) and not having a whole lot of possessions and being fairly transient by nature ( ergo the term I stay at this home I don't live here common phraseology in the mid west)  they just pack up their few possessions and they leave.. especially if they have a voucher.So as you go forward unless its really bad minor repair items that are needed that are tenant caused look at those carefully first and decide do you want a vacancy that will cost you thousands or should you just pay the 100 bucks or so and fix the small item there by not losing a ( what was up to this event a good tenant) and now have a vacancy that cost you 10 to 20 times the amount of this little battle.Just another perspective and one I have learned the hard way..

The podcasts are especially packed full of info.  

My partner and I are trying to move into rv park investing and are really wanting to talk with someone who has experience.

My wife and I have been vacationing in Florida along the gulf coast and down to the keys for the past 13 years and we have always had a hard time finding an RV park that wasn't full.

Seems like packing more units on each property (legally) is the way to maximize returns.  

Luckily I found this amazing community packed with free information, and I decided to keep my money and utilize it as seed capital.

After months of declining oil prices, job losses, and the subsequent rise in vacancy rates, landlords in Calgary must set themselves apart from the pack – and new regulations around secondary suites might be just the way to do so.

, my total cash needed is estimated at $19500.Using a calculator with 10% vacancy 10% Property Management, 7% Maint/repair, 2% capex, and a random $40 for landscaping/misc per month, and last taxes were $440 annualy according to Zillow (.45% prop tax in Madison county).Net cash flow: $220Cap Rate: 9.2%COC: 13.6%R/V: 1.3%What do you think????

This site is great but I'm willing to pay to educate myself professionally on the nitty gritty details that will put me ahead of the pack.