You might pay $200/mo to keep the grass cut in the spring and summer months.

Stuff like that will bug you, but I keep telling myself, it's passive income, you wanted to be hands-off...:)  Hopefully it's rented out fully soon or we'll be looking to do a SFH with another management company most likely.

I think it's especially important to substitute knowledge of an area with either strict numbers (that will likely keep you out of the game these days) or a solid team on the ground that knows it for you. 

I use nothing but the poison.Nice thing is you can keep it out permanently and never have to clear traps.

We had to put in more than expected, so we decided to keep the property and get our “profit” through appreciation over time rather than flipping it.

Thanks, after research, it looks like FNMA keeps the mortgages in something called an MBS trust, then writes securities off those trusts.

Even if you ask everybody to take one bill each, so as to keep things as balanced as possible, would you ask one to take over the Garbage coming out of their bank account, and another one to take the Electricity?

It would make it very hard to get a kid head through there but wouldn't make it hard to look through it.Something like this - Dang, the forum keeps blocking website links.EDIT 2, well I can't put the link in no matter what I do.Do a search for vertical stainless steel cable railings.

I keep it well maintained with biweekly landscaping.

How do you keep track of the days rented and the amount of time you'd need to spend there to make sure you are meeting the requirements?