If you're buying it shortly and THEN after you own it will it be ready and available for rent-the costs will be capitalized and accounted for with the basis of the property as well (when you eventually buy it). 

Those who blow it off eventually lose eligibility.To ignore the correlations is nonsense.

This lead me into Youtube and construction/renovations, which eventually brought real estate and investing onto my radar.

My hope is I can gain their trust as a property manager and eventually be the one they turn to to sell later on or refer for business in the future.

However if you didn’t calculate in at least some percentage of the rent for vacancy, repairs, and CapEx then eventually things will happen, such as a vacancy or a repair being needed and you will be out of pocket a much larger amount of money than just your $400.

If you make enough noise, and eventually do enough deals, you do make a good deal somewhere along the way. 

I had onboarded my tenants to TurboTenant not long before opening my accounts with Baselane, but Baselane does have a rent collection feature too which I may eventually move to.

This leads to state funded insurance which will be very costly because only those at highest risk will participate in it and if the losses continue, they eventually will need to get the money from someone (rest of people in california?) 

@Fed Finjap now you're better prepared if you continue to scale and eventually hire a PMC!

Eventually you would exit (sell) and that would have more equity to make a profit after the cash flow losses or the investment generates positive cash flow in year 2,3,4 etc.