I would also suggest posting copy of operation manual and troubleshooting tips that may prevent unnecessary calls as well as including a number to call if there is a maintenance emergency.

Wondering if there are any niche, unorthodox, or emerging technologies that people use that they are really excited about.Here's a non-real estate example: I love using Breaker for podcasts, it has a ton of potential and a lot of the key features I want in a podcasting platform, still some bugs and kinks to work out, but I'm excited about being an early user. 

The AI takes your tenant through an emergency diagnostic.

Other expenses might add up to $300, so the mortgage is not an overwhelming part of your expenses.When the unit is standing empty, you need $600 / mo, half of that going to expenses you will have whether you take out a mortgage or not: taxes, insurance, and maintenance.So taking out that mortgage doesn't create a huge payment; what it does, assuming you had the money to pay cash in the first place, is leave you money either for an emergency fund, or, better, to invest in another house which, even if also mortgaged, should also cash flow.

I've dealt with evictions and cap-ex emergencies but no where near that rate..

Since most of Chicago is on a standard lot and there are building code limitations It would be great for these architects to give you 3 template options and builders will emerge who can spec build easily because they are doing the same thing over and over - which will reduce the cost. 

At the same time, I save the cost of the maintenance visits and I don't have to bother scheduling them and inconveniencing the tenants until there is a real need.I imagine that there are people out there with so many rental properties that they actually have the data on how many emergency service calls they get per year despite having regularly scheduled maintenance in place and the cost of those emergency service calls. 

So it became a purchase based on price as the service seemed to be the same no matter what they promised.Not crapping on the industry, we still use it to handle after hour calls and emergency lines and they can deliver the messages to our staff that need the data.  

The zip codes above offer attractive options to investors looking for long-term holds, and possibly for short-term rentals for executives getting their bearings before they buy.But as TSMC’s $40 billion commitment shows, metro Phoenix is a magnet for employers looking for a foothold in a still-emerging, business-friendly environment.This puts Arizona’s growing economy on the radar of real estate investors at all levels.

15K...is that in *addition* to your family's emergency money?