The key is the trains that service norther NJ, The commenters.

We pretty much go from a lot of cash, to none, to more, etc but we haven't had to finance anything because of our cash reserves. 

you "eat what you kill" (SO have cash reserves or other income to get you through the startup phase)9) Depends.

Most SFR home inspectors will perform the same service for multi-unit properties with an additional cost per unit or square foot or similar.

There are a few things you can do and know on the front end to help prepare. 1)Know how to read your loan documents. 2)Know the differences between Cash Trap, Cash Management, and Cash Sweep. 3)Know what a Trigger Event is, and if you have one written into your loan agreement. 4)Know how to efficiently request reserve disbursements.5)Make sure your lender is never holding more than they need to in escrow. 6)Have a system set up to monitor your lender and their obligations, in addition to your own.7)Know how to recognize and monitor risks based on how your loan agreement was written.8)Know when you need to hire an attorney, and when you don’t. 9)Know the difference between Property Management and Asset Management.Already experiencing some of these issues on a Loan?

Im also looking forward to getting my real estate license at the end of this month while I finish out my two years of service with the army.

I'd prefer that they'd service our loan but when I approached my partner about it he thought it was an unnecessary expense.

Utility services, and so on.When I start sorting thru properties they must meet my initial criteria.  

Make sure you job is stable, you have reserves, your credit is where it should be, you do your diligence on the city to ensure it has staying power, you do your diligence on the property, estimate costs correctly, etc.

Lately, I've been seeing a problem with businesses/service providers who are just really dropping the ball.