The commissions received by the agent are often reduced by broker cuts, co-broking, franchise fees, advertising and other fees.4. 

I have advertised it in many different forms as well as making sure it gets premium exposure.

Specifically:"- there are deducible expenses allowed (e.g. utilities, advertising and legal costs, rates, and even interest and amortisation of the property)- there is a 60% deduction if the property is rented out as a dwelling (as opposed to a business)"I travel to London occasionally for work so I might follow up on your offer :) Let me know if you're ever in Barcelona.

I advertised on zillow and used a google voice phone number to manage calls/texts.  

@Darren LiedtkeThere has been significant appreciation in the suburbs such as Brown Deer, Menominee Falls, etc.I own one in Brown Deer that appraised for +$10k more than last spring.I also own one in 53222 and have had 0% appreciation.Unless your in Bayview or another trendy neighborhood in Milwaukee it's basically 0% appreciation.

Be sure to do all the usual holdbacks - capex, vacancy, advertising, etc.Absolutely NO ERASER MATH (ignoring numbers that you don't like).Finally, a $24,000 home bringing in $1125/month sounds WAY too good to be true. 

If I fail in my initial efforts to approach PMs and LLs on my short list of target properties (these are very small neighborhoods), then I've decided to go with some combination of advertising and direct mail.

It is happening: the trend is toward property owners losing their rights to screen tenants.

You may consider adding to your expenses any advertising costs (for instance, $5 x 365 x vacancy rate) so that the cost of advertising during your vacancy would be foreseen.  

Stephanie Cabral The closest I can think about is Pentagon Federal Credit Union: I see HELOCs advertised at up to 90% for owner-occupied properties.