We had our GC put aluminum rated plugs and switches throughout the house. 

Then you plug this into your calculator, estimate your reserves and expenses, and determine if the returns will make it a good deal for you.

@Nathan WilliamsOne option to add to Jim's response is you can also add gfci breakers in the panel but than you loose the capability of accepting 3 prong plugs.

I probably will take a little bit of $ and put it into a couple of these REIT's just to see how they work.Will stay plugged in with syndications, too, because I like to read the PPM's and practice my underwriting skills.

I am super excited to learn about this industry, plug into this community, and help others along the way if possible.

Deal but your cash flow may be lower.  5750 rent x 12 = 69000 gross rent - 28650 (plug for expenses/vacancy/cap ex) - 33600 mortgage (2800x12) = 6750 cash flow (27% x 25000). 

We finally started doing this after 2 years of replacing probably hundreds of white towels, and the stains have nearly stopped completely.Another nifty item I've been putting in all of our rentals is bedroom lamps with USB plug-ins in the base, like you find in hotels. 

At the end of the year, it takes me about 2 or 3 minutes per property to calculate my expenses and total rent for the year, and plug the numbers into turbo tax.

[But it's probably prudent to plug in around 8% vacancy, to help see how your cash flow will pan out realistically]...

Basically plugging holes in your system with automations.