It’s also in our contract so I’m pretty sure it standard practice for most PM. 

My housekeeper sent me a photo yesterday of a bear she practically tripped on when she walked out of a cabin the other day, LOL

Does it work out in practice or is it a misinterpretation of someone's wishful dream?

Purchase price: $65,800 Cash invested: $18,500 Sale price: $102,500 Relocated to Dayton Ohio last year to fix up my first 100-year-old house.

It’s still considered Thousand Oaks, but it’s practically in Westlake Village.

Relocating to Pensacola to build my next empire. 

I'm still practicing real number crunching, but based on a simple 50% withholding for future repairs, I think the rental house will produce just under $300 cash flow. 

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

Originally posted by @Andrew Cichon:Try Nathan or Quincy Long @ QuestIRA, 17171 Park Row, HoustonQuincy does not practice law these days.

They're the same people that brought us the Postal Service and the Tax Deadline, so they've got some practice at paying on time.Also, with "special" properties, like properties that are especially nice or especially roomy or have an extra bedroom and bathroom, you'll find that tenants will stay longer than non section 8 tenants because . . . well, it's not hurting them much to pay, so why not stay?