Wouldn't refundable deposit give tenants more incentives to minimize pet damages if they can get this deposit back if there aren't damages?

However regardless of the situation, you want to minimize your debt as much as possible. 

It’s still showing a profit because after 30 years, the tenants would have paid off the mortgage plus the minimal Cashflow from rents less expenses and selling costs.

Hello my fellow investors,I’m trying to purchase a triplex in Tampa, Florida with minimal money down.

Make sure you & the accountant create a template of some sort to help you account for things during the course of the year (this will minimize both your tax bill & your fee to them at the end of the year)2.

Because your cash to close is minimal and you jump in without equity, look for properties with value-add opportunities.

That's a pretty minimal cost on your part.If they don't want to, just let it go.

You want to learn more for free and not get stuck in a deal with a group that minimizes your control.

Anyways I am trying to decide if I just go out and buy some more properties (minimal return on cash) or do I try to dip my toe in hard money lending while I wait for property values to drop to get better deals. 

Looking to minimize the vacancy rate/closing but dont know if it good decision to advertise as is under construction and "living" upstairs.