We have a few thousand dollars available to cover "things" and I've already told my husband that we will need to set aside a couple hundred bucks a month for future incidentals, for when a tenant gets deployed right after we fix the central heating.A previous landlord of mine required $500 nonrefundable for approved pets.

Leave a key with the neighbor and offer to pay them a couple hundred to help you by letting folks in and telling them how great the area is.

Nevertheless, it's been a couple hundred years since I frolicked merrily :wink: in this area of the tax code, so definitely stand by for further opinions.

I have 2 trailer parks and over a hundred single family homes.

I have seen properties located on water fronts at our lake that are in shambles for say 80K and the lot would be over a hundred grand, if the house weren't there!

I use a service (Premier Properties of the Triangle) with signage, centralized showing (a must IMO), and lock box service for just a couple hundred dollars.

The most i have done was seek financing for a few different development deals and spent a couple hundred bucks on Development books.

How anyone proposes to do an effective job mentoring hundreds at a time is beyond me.

Wouldn't you agree we are actually saving her possible tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars?

I would rather pay a couple hundred extra dollars in closing costs for that second closing than to risk having this happen.