Find one that actually invests themselves, interview them.

To do that we'd need to examine the contract and the various other factors e.g. the intent of the parties, actual lease payments vs fair market rents, etc. 

This property was actually one I was renting and was able to purchase off market from my landlord.

My guess is your electrical is grounded to your copper piping (pretty common) and you have some sort of trickle charge running through the system and grounding out through the concrete.The other option could be your gas line.

He puts your tenant's tears on his hot dogs after he raises their rent. haha, love it mate.Believe it not, our rents are priced a bit lower than other PM's in the market.I guess that's why we keep vacancy across the book at 5% or less with only a few evictions each month if that.Thanks for the mention amigo

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1159104-overl...It will take a creative strategy or a combination of creative strategies to actually cash flow.Same thing here in Pittsburgh. 

. **** happens I guess.

As Melanie noted, true CAM costs (but really NNNs) are billed based on actuals.  

Invelo is able to actually put new prospects into your database automatically whereas you always have to upload lists in Reisift. 

I guess the bet is the larger property will cashflow better than the old existing properties?