So then in answer to the OP: Your bill is not out of the ordinary and was a known quantity when you bought the property.

In the future, I will buy them in smaller quantities focused on certain zip codes rather than the whole city.  

@Steve HarmonI will inform our IRA and Solo 401k clients in San Antonio who self-direct their retirement funds into real estate in your area of this.

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Write something in that at the end of tenancy, the tenant agrees to pay for replacement if all locks, and for new keys in the quantity that were issued by you originally.

@Nikki HarmonI don't know if I am following.

Crowdfunding or pooled assets or large buckets of large quantity of people together equals neither.  

A Formula for FU MoneyTo me FU money is different than "early retirement" quantities.  

page=1#p1532636I have gotten some good responses but not the quantity of responses I am looking for.Rehabbers out there - not if you're in Hawaii or you have very short and mild winter months like Texas - what's your answer to this question?

@Rick Harmon - Is your "fine print" generally available to view ( a wise man once told me . . . if you don't ask, you don't get)?