In more than 20 years with more than a dozen properties I’ve made 2 x $30,000 claims (2 different houses had the toilet supply line blow out.

During this time, the limited partner investors receive regular and ongoing cash flow distribution checks (usually every month).Once all the planned renovations are complete, the general partners sell the property, return the limited partners’ capital, and split the profits.

Lender is individual, not institution and not regularly in the business of lending.

I assume you supply the washer and dryer?

What are some of the other reasons for maintaining regular annual rent increases?

Rental cars get oil changes and detailing regularly and are in impeccable shape for purchase (they don’t use them after 50k miles).

@Nic A.Most everything is sold in a market based on supply and demand.

It (probably) wasn't necessary, but I had him send me a picture of him standing next to his former fiance smiling ("before"), and another picture of him alone, carrying a mop and cleaning supplies, over-the-top frowning ("now"). 

Tenants would have to supply their own inflatable.3.

When treating REI (rental properties specifically) as a business, do you take all of the net cash flow as owner draws or do you treat this like a regular business and take say 30% of net profit as owner draws?