This includes mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, maintenance costs, and property management fees.

Tenant pays a monthly fee for this service in lieau of a traditional security deposit.EXAMPLE: you require a $3,000 security deposit.

(Since they will actually be in a worse position then than not selling.) they should ask for 30% or more down, which will give them 20%. 10% of that might be required to sell again. 2) if you can earn 5% or more guaranteed in the bank, what would you require from a stranger where it will cost you 10% to take back the loan and resell to get your money back?

I would find out what you will be required to do to meet the current standards and then figure the numbers.

While there were challenges, such as adjusting to the nonrefundable deposit requirement as a percentage of the purchase price, I remained steadfast in my vision.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

I have already contacted two other contractors for quotes in order to obtain three total quotes.I understand that some investors like to also make use of lower-cost options, such as neighborhood kids, but as I am running a business, I would like to maintain a process that is repeatable and predictable and that may also adapt to long-term needs, such as landscaping and weed maintenance.

I have a couple properties and use Stessa as my property management app but they don’t yet have maintenance and issue tracking.

Hi All,Looking to buy a STR at the Jersey Shore this year, meet the material participation requirement/100 hrs, and take bonus depreciation on the unit for 2024.

For minor maintenance like buying and installing smoke alarms with the PM's handyman, is it necessary for me to have copies of these receipts when tax season comes around?