But here is a list of other items I came up with in my head that may or may not be possible to write off:Lawn care and similar (such as power-washing services)Home owners insuranceProperty management fees (tenant placement and monthly)PMI (don't have it but curious)Home warranty (and claim fees)Electric and water (while it was vacant)Are there any other possibilities? 

I’m currently paying 7K out of pocket on my Dallas GA property for a new roof as the gutters were not cleaned out and the roof paid the price as rain water made its way inside from the water filled gutters that were not draining properly causing damage to the wood and leaking through the upstairs bathroom. 

Who pays water/sewer? 

I’m using a water damage restoration company that came recommended to me by my home inspection company, and they have 4.5 stars on HomeAdvisor.

Supposedly the next items for him were to be a new water heater in about a year or two, and some carpet...ill verify tomorrow.So help me understand “spread,” and what I should anticipate?

The other really cool thing about a VA loan is that the seller can contribute up to 3% of seller credits which generally covers all your closing costs and enabling you to purchase a home with nothing out of pocket.You are considering these 6 bases listed in order of interest.

The water is.

The water billing from last quarter to this quarter shows a increase in usage so my question to the PM did someone move in??

Flipping gets a lot of social/media attention and it's been so the cool thing to do.

Does anyone know if installing separate water meters is a good thing to do in a multi family home?