Another item to account for when running the numbers.Because used mobile homes can be purchased for such a low price ($25K, $12K or even less if they are in really bad shape) they can provide some great cash flow since the rent to price ratio is so favorable.

@Rocco Swinney this is actually one of the more challenging items when it comes to property management, especially in B and C class multi units.

I have let tenants know that this is not an item I fix in the few units I have this feature mostly because of the frequency of frozen pieces which isn't really breakage.

Most of the non-money related items were on my too, could you please tell more on the two followings, which I didn't have:1.

@Tyler Henry no matter what market you end up going with (because there are plenty), here's a checklist of items you can run through to help you along your journey:What are the regulations?

@Michael Windsor here's a checklist of items I would run through if you decide to self-manage instead of paying 20-30% of your gross revenue to a property manager:What are the regulations?

You're correct in that this decision is completely up to you, but when it comes to umbrella coverage, I tell investors to think about these main items below when making their decision.#1 - How litigious is the state / area you live in (Google search it if you don't know)?

You're correct in that this decision is completely up to you, but when it comes to umbrella coverage, I tell investors to think about these main items below when making their decision.#1 - How litigious is the state / area you live in (Google search it if you don't know)?

Can I deduct the cost of the new items?

@Bill CrowOn re-reading the item, it seems like it’s intended to be an app fee, refundable if app not accepted and applied to security deposit if you sign a lease.