I've seen $300 deposit for the pet and $25-$50/month extra.

I could give you a long drawn out super detailed breakdown of what that would entail.

So your architect should provide this.Plumbing - Bring your architect a nice lunch and smile and they can help you sort this outHVAC - you may need to pay a small fee to get an engineer on board (or maybe not - ask your architect)Electrical - if this wasn't part of your initial contract with architect you will likely have to pay extra for this.

Read the full details here, https://financiallyfreemillennial.com/rental-property-1-pensacola/Within a year we had all of our initial investment and own money out of the property.

It is a non-threatening question, and can lead to them telling you a lot more details about their opinion of value based on their motivation, how realistic they are about the condition of the house vs. comps, whether or not a family member or friend has an influence on them, etc.3.

They are over doing it with extra appliances, the building is wired terribly, and the circuit breaks each time they put the microwave on the wrong circuit.

So i would typically add an extra line after debt service to account for CAPEX without affecting my NOI. 

I will also be doing a continual review on my success (in detail) with my two main marketing methods - direct mail and online marketing.      

You can have details on a separate page if they want more information later on. 

We are going to invest the extra money from these into some sort of real estate.