I see people posting here quite frequently "the roof is only 2 years old, so I don't need to reserve for it" which I disagree with since the roof WILL need replaced and you can save now or save later, but either way that roof will fail, need replaced and cost money at a point in the future, whether or not you have adequate reserves. 

This is frequently stated on this board by very knowledgeable and astute real estate investors who don’t fully understand lending.13) Don’t get lending docs from a title company or (yikes!!!)

I wanted to originally invest in Jacksonville but found an opportunity in Orlando. 3+2 SFRPurchased for $75KReno $18KARV $150KRent $1300I'm currently in process to refi the property and looking to cash out $112K (75% LTV) to use on the next deal.Things I learned:1) Hire someone to inspect the property frequently DURING reno. 

I do enjoy traveling and do travel frequently for work already, so a card like the Amex Plat. or Reserve caught my eye.

They are less frequent and require more work.

Frequent walk throughs will minimize damage.

You have to pump the septic, in my personal house I pump every 2 years, in a MHP I would expect that to be more frequent.

We are trying to stabilize the building, but the City has threatened to increase our service charge to $190/unit due to more frequent service (they blame it on tenant turnover).

Cashapp is similar to Venmo, it can be linked to “square cash” and you can transfer large frequent amounts as a business for 1.5% after you exceed limit.

They deliver water to the property and bill the property owner, it is really none of their business if you sub-meter internally.Now, they may say you are "reselling" the utility and make a fuss ... where utilities are legislated monopolies resale is frequently prohibited/restricted.